Indian businessman accused of money laundering admits undisclosed income in Singapore bank

MSN India, 6 Jan 2012
New Delhi, Jan 6 (PTI) In the biggest ever disclosure of black money stashed abroad, a Indian businessman has admitted undisclosed income of Rs 73 crore to the Income Tax department and also given details of secret lockers held in banks in Switzerland, Singapore and the US, according to Income Tax (IT) department sources.
The I-T department suspects a multi-layered Hawala racket and money laundering being operated through these accounts, both in India and abroad, and is probing the role of some high profile individuals with possible political links. Full story

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