Parallel Econony of IPL be Investigated:Goa MP

Mr Shantaram Naik M.P has demanded that parallel economy run under IPL should be investigated to curb the dangerous money generation.

Speaking on the Apropriation Bill 2010, Mr Naik said one team is sold for an amount as high as 1700 crores and then one does not know who owns a company.

Ex-chairman of IPL has been staying in a hotel suit paying 10 to 20lakh per day, Mr Naik said.

Mr Naik urged upon the Finance Minister to constitute the committee for the purpose of examining laws dealing with finances, which he announced during the budget, at the earliest as this examiniation will also cover rules governing administration of the government.

Mr Naik said that according to his estimates that there are also other laws numbering not less than 500 hundred which require small amendments to make them more useful. He suggested that if need be a special session be called for passing such amendments.

Mr Naik strongly pleaded the case of Union Territories and said that UTs like Lakshyadwip and Anadamans and Nicobar Islands are ruled by Administrators who are advised by Advisory Councils.

Mr Naik said that the advce of these Councils normally are not accepted by the administrators , and therefore, the law governing UTs should be amended to make it binding just as the advice given by a Council of Ministers in the States is binding on the Governors.

Mr Naik also said that Goa which was ruled by Portuguese got the status of statehood but Pudicherry which had a French regime has still not got the status and therefore urged upon the government to consider their case for statehood.