It seems a million dollars in cash is illegal...

[Robert Hettinga]

...in India, anyway.

Yes. I know. He probably didn't *earn* it. Well, not *that* way, anyway...

Cheers,
Bob Hettinga

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Subject: Politics This Week (September 13th - September 19th)
Data: Thu Sep 19 17:33:56 GB 1996
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Welcome to Politics This Week (September 13th - September 19th)
A weekly summary of the world's main events from The Economist
Also available at http://www.economist.com/
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Indian police arrested Sukh Ram, a former communications minister, a month
after police found over $1m in cash hidden in his house. Mr Ram was arrested
on his return from abroad.

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