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Enron Dabhol power project protests

Commission of inquiry

3 May 1995

In power
SS — Maharashtra
Acted
State government, Maharashtra

The new Shiv Sena-BJP government constituted a cabinet sub-committee chaired by Deputy Chief Minister Gopinath Munde to review the project. The committee called the one-on-one negotiation a "grave impropriety" and recommended cancelling Phase II and repudiating Phase I. [3][1][2]

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Sources

  1. 1The Enron Corporation: Corporate Complicity in Human Rights Violations - Background: the Munde Committee and cancellationHuman Rights Watch, Jan 1999T5 SecondaryArchived 18 Aug 2000
  2. 2The Enron JinxOutlook, Jan 1996T5 Secondary
  3. 3Report of the Cabinet Sub-Committee to Review the Dabhol Power Project (text reproduced as Appendix B of the Human Rights Watch report)Government of Maharashtra, Cabinet Sub-Committee (text on hrw.org), 1995T1 RecordArchived 16 Aug 2000