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'''Lakshmi Mittal''' is a ] industrialist of ]n origin. He is chairman of the ] which is the world's second largest producer of ]. ], he is the richest Asian and among the richest people in ]. '''Lakshmi Mittal''' is a ] industrialist of ]n origin. He is chairman of the ] which is the world's second largest producer of ]. ], he is the richest Asian and among the richest people in ].


In ] he was embroiled in a political ] dubbed ''Garbagegate'' with British ], ] when it was felt that a donation Mittal had made to the ] had led to Blair's intervention in a business deal favouring Mittal. In ] he was embroiled in a political ] dubbed ''Garbagegate'' with British ], ] when it was felt that a donation Mittal had made to the ] had led to Blair's intervention in a business deal favouring Mittal.

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Lakshmi Mittal is a billionaire industrialist of Indian origin. He is chairman of the LNG group which is the world's second largest producer of steel. As of March 2004, he is the richest Asian and among the richest people in Britain.

In 2002 he was embroiled in a political scandal dubbed Garbagegate with British Prime Minister, Tony Blair when it was felt that a donation Mittal had made to the Labour party had led to Blair's intervention in a business deal favouring Mittal.

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BBC FAQ on the scandal

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