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Amitabh Bachchan denies links with 'Panama Papers' firms

Mumbai, April 5: Megastar Amitabh Bachchan on Tuesday denied links with any of the offshore shipping companies in which he is supposed to be a director according to the leaked "Panama Papers".
"I do not know any of the companies referred to by Indian Express - Sea Bulk Shipping Company Ltd, Lady Shipping Ltd, Treasure Shipping Ltd and Tramp Shipping Ltd," the actor said in a statement."I have never been a director of any of the above stated companies," he said. "It is possible that my name has been misused."
Amitabh added: "I have paid all my taxes, including on monies spent by me overseas. Monies that I have remitted overseas have been in compliance with law, including remittances through LRS, after paying Indian taxes.
"In any event the news report in Indian Express does not even suggest any illegality on my part."

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