Senior Congress politician and former Union minister Vasant Sathe told a television channel that it was a mistake to have released former Union Carbide Corporation chairman and chief executive officer Warren Anderson and allowed him to leave the country back in 1984.Sathe, who was a close aide of the late prime minister Indira Gandhi and a prominent member of Rajiv Gandhi’s cabinet at the time, also told CNBC-TV18 on Karan Thapar’s show that he believed there may have been some collusion from people in authority to allow Anderson to escape.Anderson was arrested and released on bail of a mere Rs25,000 by the Madhya Pradesh police on December 7, 1984. He left India immediately and never returned. 

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