Malvinder Singh and Shivinder Singh have been arrested in connection to a fraud case in India, and according to True Pundit FBI Agents will soon be on their way to India to interview the duo.
Why?
The brothers have probable criminal connections to The Clinton Foundation.
In 2016 The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette feature an articled entitled The Clinton Foundation’s dodgy record with Ranbaxy.
Here are some excerpts.
On a visit to Mumbai in April 2013, Bill Clinton praised Indian generic drug companies Ranbaxy and Cipla for their “stellar contribution in the fight against the HIV/AIDS scourge.” Their cheap drugs saved millions of lives, the former president said.
The antiretroviral (ARV) drugs Ranbaxy sold were so cheap because they were frauds. The Clinton Foundation facilitated distribution of watered down drugs by “creating the necessary logistics,” according to a report by U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., and her staff.
These drugs “subjected patients to increased risks of morbidity and mortality,” the Justice Department said in its lawsuit against Ranbaxy.
Clinton aide Ira Magaziner approached Ranbaxy in 2002 with a proposition:
“They could put the developing countries together to form a sort of ‘buying club’ that could “ramp up economies of scale and lower cost,” said Ethan Kapstein and Joshua Busby in their 2013 book, “AIDS Drugs for All.”
Ranbaxy was owned then by brothers Malvinder and Shivinder Singh, who had what Australian journalist Michael Smith calls a “dodgy” reputation. The Singh brothers sold their interest in Ranbaxy to a Japanese firm in 2008. Daiichi Sankyo sued them for concealing information about their many lapses in quality control. An Indian court ordered the brothers to pay Daiichi $385 million in damages.
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Not going to be the first or last arrests relating to the Clintons.
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