UK PM David Cameron may fly in to Shell India tax row

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Reuters: London, Feb 15 2013, 21:28 IST

natural gas and fuels.

Shell also has bitumen and lubricant operations in India and is the only one of the big-name international oil companies with a fuel retail licence in the country. It employs over 1,600 people at a business services centre in Chennai.

The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Shell had not been invited to join a business delegation that will accompany Cameron on the trip, but hoped he would raise the issue on their behalf.

A spokeswoman for Cameron declined to discuss issues he was likely to raise, and would not say which companies were accompanying him. A Shell spokesman also declined to comment.

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Vineet | 15-Feb-2013Reply | Forward

India should pursue UK companies with extreme prejudice. UK should be made to understand that fomenting trouble on the Indian subcontinent will have consequences.