Mundhra Commission of Inquiry
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The Mundhra Commission of Inquiry was a judicial commission set up in India in the late 1950s to investigate the controversial share-deal scandal involving businessman Haridas Mundhra and the Life Insurance Corporation of India, which led to major political repercussions for the Nehru government.
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| Mundhra Commission of Inquiry canonical | 1 |
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