<h1>Indian Government Clarifies Non-Disclosure of Liechtenstein Bank Account Holders Due to DTAA Confidentiality Provisions.</h1> A letter addressed to the Prime Minister of India raised concerns about the disclosure of names of Indians with bank accounts in Liechtenstein, obtained from the German government. The letter claimed that the Indian government misled the Supreme Court by citing confidentiality provisions in the India-Germany Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) as a reason for non-disclosure. However, the government clarified that the DTAA mandates confidentiality, restricting the use of such information to tax purposes only. It was noted that show-cause notices for prosecution have been issued, and names will become public once legal proceedings commence.