Jilebi Posted May 20, 2012 Report Posted May 20, 2012 They have earned name, fame and money through their hard work and statesmanship. After starting their establishments, they have created opportunities for thousands of unemployed before expanding their businesses to large scale. But finally, they have burned their hands after joining with YS Jagan. Many top industrialists across the country have now to face interrogation from Central Bureau Of Investigation, for investing their wealth into Jagan's companies. For example, India Cements owner Srinivasan gas invested 50 crores into Jagathi Group. Though there are accounts for his hard earned money, he has to face investigation still. Same is the case with Dalmia Cements, who invested 50 crores into Jagan's Bharati Cements. Andhra based businessman Potluri Vara Prasad has invested around 145 crores in Jagathi but haven't expected anything as quid pro quo. All in all, 76 industrialists should attend CBI's office in Koti, Hyderabad to given an explanation for the investments they made into Jagan's companies. They say that bureaucrats who issued GOs and ministers who signed them for self-benefits are sitting innocent while country's highly successful entrepreneurs are counting bars.
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