........The Assam chief minister’s comments came a day after the Reserve Bank of India governor questioned the fairness of the Bengal government’s proposal to levy additional tax on cigarettes to compensate the cheated investors of the Saradha Group. “If you go back to the West Bengal Saradha scheme, the chief minister said: ‘I will levy additional taxes on cigarettes and some other things to compensate the people who have lost money.’ Is it fair?” Subbarao had said in Srinagar. In Delhi today, Gogoi blamed “lack of regulations” by the RBI, Sebi and the registrar of companies for the mushrooming of “chit funds”..........
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