An independent investigative newsroom examining power, money, institutions, ownership and influence in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh — where every claim leads back to a document, a public record or a verifiable source.
For every country we hold politicians, officials and generals to the same test: what did a court, regulator or official record actually establish?
The Supreme Court ruled that coal blocks allocated since 1993 were given out illegally and cancelled 214 of 218 allocations. In 2017 a special CBI court convicted former coal secretary H.C. Gupta in one of the allocation cases.
India scrapped its deal for 12 AgustaWestland helicopters in 2014 over bribery allegations. The CBI arrested former Air Chief S.P. Tyagi in 2016 and charged him in 2017. He was granted bail and denies wrongdoing.
An accountability court sentenced Imran Khan to 14 years and Bushra Bibi to 7 years over the handling of £190m returned by UK authorities and land given to the Al-Qadir Trust. Both deny the charges; their appeals are before the Islamabad High Court.
A field general court martial sentenced Lt Gen (retd) Faiz Hameed to 14 years on four charges, including misuse of authority and government resources and causing wrongful loss to persons. The government linked it to the Top City housing complaint. He has appealed.
A Dhaka special court sentenced Sheikh Hasina to 21 years, seven in each of three cases, over the illegal allocation of government plots in the Purbachal New Town project. Her son and daughter were also sentenced. All were tried in absentia.
The US State Department designated General (retd) Aziz Ahmed, saying he helped ensure improper awarding of military contracts and took bribes for government appointments. He denies the allegations. No Bangladeshi court has ruled on them.
You have seen what happens behind closed doors, in ministries, cantonments, courts and company boardrooms. Tell us. Civil or military, in any of the three countries. Choose where you are and send it, anonymously if you prefer.
Four stages turn lawful traces about people in power into a verified file that anyone in India, Pakistan or Bangladesh can read, check and use.
No party, no general, no sponsor sets this agenda. Corruption survives on silence, and every document shared, checked and published builds a public record owned by the people of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, and by the generations to come.
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