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Coal-Gate: more meetings for CBI director that could stir controversy
In one searing observation after another at a hearing this week, the Supreme Court made it clear that it believes the government's control over the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is an imprecation that must be purged. Its judges said, "We have to insulate CBI from political and any other type of interference."
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Coal scam: Opposition wants PM, Law Minister to resign - Who said what
After the CBI has admitted to the Supreme Court that the report on its coal investigation, submitted to judges last month, was seen in advance by Law Minister Ashwani Kumar, and bureaucrats in the Coal Ministry and the Prime Minister's Office. The Law minister Ashwani Kumar only response was ""The truth shall prevail."
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Coal-Gate: CBI likely to admit Law Minister altered report for "language"
On Friday, the CBI's top officer is meant to explain in writing to the Supreme Court whether the agency's report on "Coal-gate" was reviewed by the government before it was submitted to judges last month.
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NDTV exclusive: did Law Minister change CBI's report on coal scam?
At a meeting last month held at his office, Law Minister Ashwani Kumar made written changes to a report that the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) would submit days later to the Supreme Court on its coal investigation, say sources.
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BJP rejects Government's zero-loss theory on coal scam
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday rejected the Congress-led UPA government's no-loss theory on the allocation of coal blocks to private players, alleging it was trying to mislead the people.
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Coal-Gate: more meetings for CBI director that could stir controversy
In one searing observation after another at a hearing this week, the Supreme Court made it clear that it believes the government's control over the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is an imprecation that must be purged. Its judges said, "We have to insulate CBI from political and any other type of interference."
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Coal scam: Opposition wants PM, Law Minister to resign - Who said what
After the CBI has admitted to the Supreme Court that the report on its coal investigation, submitted to judges last month, was seen in advance by Law Minister Ashwani Kumar, and bureaucrats in the Coal Ministry and the Prime Minister's Office. The Law minister Ashwani Kumar only response was ""The truth shall prevail."
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Coal-Gate: CBI likely to admit Law Minister altered report for "language"
On Friday, the CBI's top officer is meant to explain in writing to the Supreme Court whether the agency's report on "Coal-gate" was reviewed by the government before it was submitted to judges last month.
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NDTV exclusive: did Law Minister change CBI's report on coal scam?
At a meeting last month held at his office, Law Minister Ashwani Kumar made written changes to a report that the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) would submit days later to the Supreme Court on its coal investigation, say sources.
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BJP rejects Government's zero-loss theory on coal scam
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday rejected the Congress-led UPA government's no-loss theory on the allocation of coal blocks to private players, alleging it was trying to mislead the people.
