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2G scam: Court to pronounce order on Subramanian Swamy's plea against Chidambaram
A trial court in Delhi will today pronounce its order on a petition filed by Janata Party president Subramanian Swamy in the 2G scam case. Mr Swamy is demanding that Union Home Minister P Chidambaram be made a co-accused in the scam.
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2G scam: Court defers hearing on Subramanian Swamy's plea to probe Chidambaram's role
A trial court in Delhi has deferred its decision till November 8 on the petition filed by Janata Party president Subramanian Swamy seeking a probe into Home Minister P Chidambaram's role in the 2G case. Mr Chidambaram was the Finance Minister when the telecom scam unfolded in 2008.
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Did Chidambaram offer to resign? Memory loss, he jokes
P Chidambaram did not blink today when he was asked if he had offered to resign at the height of what's known as the 2G note controversy. "I have a short memory," the Home Minister said at a press briefing, "I do not remember whether I offered to resign."
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2G note: Pranab meets Sonia, may address press with Chidambaram later
Congress President Sonia Gandhi wants the 2G note crisis resolved by end of day, says sources, and she has been holding a series of meetings, including a two-hour-long discussion with Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee at her 10 Janpath residence today. Sources said she was also likely to meet Home Minister P Chidambaram.
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Won't make public statement on 2G note till PM returns: Chidambaram
In the wake of a note by the Finance Ministry that questions Home Minister P Chidambaram's actions during India's telecom scam, Mr Chidambaram has issued a statement saying he will not make a public statement on the 2G note till the Prime Minister returns to India.
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2G scam: Opposition guns for Chidambaram; Govt in denial, says Jaitley
Home Minister P Chidambaram is facing the heat from the Opposition and Left parties after a note from the Finance Ministry to the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) suggested that Mr Chidambaram could have been more proactive as Finance Minister in 2007, when India's greatest scam was unleashed in 2008 by A Raja, who was then Telecom Minister.
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2G scam: Court to pronounce order on Subramanian Swamy's plea against Chidambaram
A trial court in Delhi will today pronounce its order on a petition filed by Janata Party president Subramanian Swamy in the 2G scam case. Mr Swamy is demanding that Union Home Minister P Chidambaram be made a co-accused in the scam.
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2G scam: Court defers hearing on Subramanian Swamy's plea to probe Chidambaram's role
A trial court in Delhi has deferred its decision till November 8 on the petition filed by Janata Party president Subramanian Swamy seeking a probe into Home Minister P Chidambaram's role in the 2G case. Mr Chidambaram was the Finance Minister when the telecom scam unfolded in 2008.
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Did Chidambaram offer to resign? Memory loss, he jokes
P Chidambaram did not blink today when he was asked if he had offered to resign at the height of what's known as the 2G note controversy. "I have a short memory," the Home Minister said at a press briefing, "I do not remember whether I offered to resign."
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2G note: Pranab meets Sonia, may address press with Chidambaram later
Congress President Sonia Gandhi wants the 2G note crisis resolved by end of day, says sources, and she has been holding a series of meetings, including a two-hour-long discussion with Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee at her 10 Janpath residence today. Sources said she was also likely to meet Home Minister P Chidambaram.
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Won't make public statement on 2G note till PM returns: Chidambaram
In the wake of a note by the Finance Ministry that questions Home Minister P Chidambaram's actions during India's telecom scam, Mr Chidambaram has issued a statement saying he will not make a public statement on the 2G note till the Prime Minister returns to India.
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2G scam: Opposition guns for Chidambaram; Govt in denial, says Jaitley
Home Minister P Chidambaram is facing the heat from the Opposition and Left parties after a note from the Finance Ministry to the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) suggested that Mr Chidambaram could have been more proactive as Finance Minister in 2007, when India's greatest scam was unleashed in 2008 by A Raja, who was then Telecom Minister.
