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"Alliance Of Corruption": BJP Attacks Congress After Lalu Yadav Is Jailed
Right after Lalu Yadav and 15 others were found guilty of corruption in the fodder scam case by a CBI court in Ranchi yesterday, the BJP hit out at the Congress, an ally of Mr Yadav, and called the UPA an "alliance of corruption". His conviction gave a fresh boost to the BJP's attack on the Congress and its allies dampened in the last few days with...
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After 2G Verdict, Shiv Sena Says Former CAG Vinod Rai "Must Explain"
Terming the verdict by the CBI court in the 2G spectrum case as "a slap" on the face of the BJP and others who "exploited it politically", the Shiv Sena today targeted the original whistleblower, former Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) Vinod Rai.
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2G Verdict Is Vindication, Says Rahul Gandhi, Targeting PM Over "Lies"
A day after a special court acquitted all accused in the 2G scam, one of the biggest corruption scandals to gut the Manmohan Singh government, Congress president Rahul Gandhi hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for what he called an "architecture of lies".
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Vinod Rai, BJP Must Apologise To The Nation: Congress' Kapil Sibal After 2G Verdict
Demanding apology from former Comptroller And Auditor General or CAG Vinod Rai and the BJP, Congress MP and former telecom minister Kapil Sibal said today that his stand on loss from 2G spectrum allocation stands vindicated.
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Don't celebrate Chidambaram verdict, says opposition to government
The government should not celebrate the Supreme Court verdict rejecting a plea seeking to make Finance Minister P Chidambaram a co-accused in the 2G scam case, the BJP and the CPI said on Friday.
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Relief for Chidambaram, Supreme Court says no evidence against him in 2G case
Relief for Chidambaram: The Supreme Court has dismissed cases against P Chidambaram asking for him to be investigated by the CBI in the telecom scam. The verdict offers significant relief for the Finance Minister, whose resignation has been demanded by the main opposition party, the BJP, in what is described as India's biggest swindle.
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2G verdict won't change the corrupt image of the government: BJP
With the trial court granting relief to Home Minister P Chidambaram, the BJP today said the verdict would not change the "corrupt" image of the government and the party would continue to raise the issue of his political accountability before the nation.
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2G verdict: This government is shameless, says BJP
The Supreme Court's decision to cancel 122 telecom licenses issued in 2008 by A Raja has shattered "the entire credibility of the decision-making process of this government," said the BJP today.
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We repeat PM, Chidambaram are in no way responsible: Kapil Sibal on 2G verdicts
After the Supreme Court cancelled 122 telecom licenses issued by A Raja in 2008, the government has said that the verdict is not an indictment of either its governance or the Prime Minister and then Finance Minister P Chidambaram. Instead, Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal argued that the first-come-first-serve policy used by Mr Raja has been faulted by...
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"Alliance Of Corruption": BJP Attacks Congress After Lalu Yadav Is Jailed
Right after Lalu Yadav and 15 others were found guilty of corruption in the fodder scam case by a CBI court in Ranchi yesterday, the BJP hit out at the Congress, an ally of Mr Yadav, and called the UPA an "alliance of corruption". His conviction gave a fresh boost to the BJP's attack on the Congress and its allies dampened in the last few days with...
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After 2G Verdict, Shiv Sena Says Former CAG Vinod Rai "Must Explain"
Terming the verdict by the CBI court in the 2G spectrum case as "a slap" on the face of the BJP and others who "exploited it politically", the Shiv Sena today targeted the original whistleblower, former Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) Vinod Rai.
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2G Verdict Is Vindication, Says Rahul Gandhi, Targeting PM Over "Lies"
A day after a special court acquitted all accused in the 2G scam, one of the biggest corruption scandals to gut the Manmohan Singh government, Congress president Rahul Gandhi hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for what he called an "architecture of lies".
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Vinod Rai, BJP Must Apologise To The Nation: Congress' Kapil Sibal After 2G Verdict
Demanding apology from former Comptroller And Auditor General or CAG Vinod Rai and the BJP, Congress MP and former telecom minister Kapil Sibal said today that his stand on loss from 2G spectrum allocation stands vindicated.
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Don't celebrate Chidambaram verdict, says opposition to government
The government should not celebrate the Supreme Court verdict rejecting a plea seeking to make Finance Minister P Chidambaram a co-accused in the 2G scam case, the BJP and the CPI said on Friday.
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Relief for Chidambaram, Supreme Court says no evidence against him in 2G case
Relief for Chidambaram: The Supreme Court has dismissed cases against P Chidambaram asking for him to be investigated by the CBI in the telecom scam. The verdict offers significant relief for the Finance Minister, whose resignation has been demanded by the main opposition party, the BJP, in what is described as India's biggest swindle.
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2G verdict won't change the corrupt image of the government: BJP
With the trial court granting relief to Home Minister P Chidambaram, the BJP today said the verdict would not change the "corrupt" image of the government and the party would continue to raise the issue of his political accountability before the nation.
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2G verdict: This government is shameless, says BJP
The Supreme Court's decision to cancel 122 telecom licenses issued in 2008 by A Raja has shattered "the entire credibility of the decision-making process of this government," said the BJP today.
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We repeat PM, Chidambaram are in no way responsible: Kapil Sibal on 2G verdicts
After the Supreme Court cancelled 122 telecom licenses issued by A Raja in 2008, the government has said that the verdict is not an indictment of either its governance or the Prime Minister and then Finance Minister P Chidambaram. Instead, Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal argued that the first-come-first-serve policy used by Mr Raja has been faulted by...
