Coal block case: Court summons ex-PM Manmohan Singh as an accused


New Delhi, March 11 (IANS): A special court here on Wednesday summoned former prime minister Manmohan Singh as accused in a coal block allocation case.

Special Judge Bharat Parashar also summoned industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla, former coal secretary P.C. Parakh and three others as an accused in the case for April 8.

  

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  • Joba Alva, Udupi/Dubai

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    India loosing his image as same like Pakistan to gain some peoples political career. Very sad.

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  • GIRISH, MANGALORE

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    HOPE RAHUL WILL EXTEND HIS LEAVE UPTO 8TH OF APRIL. THERE WERE CHANCES OF SOME OTHER CONGRESS LEADERS WILL GOING ON LEAVE AFTER 8TH OF APRIL. PEOPLE OF INDIA ALREADY GIVEN 5 YEARS LEAVE TO CONGRESS IN LAST LOKSABHA ELECTION.

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  • Aam Indian, Mlore/Bhrain

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    The only Gentleman of Indian politics is dragged to the court today. this is the lowest point in indian politics.PM Manmohan Singh is the cleanest person ever served in the political arena of india and today he has been deliberately dragged to court only to settle political scores. Modi cannot go lower than this and he picked such a time to do this when all the bills are waiting tobe passed in the Rajya Sabha, he wanted to malign congress and get his bills passed. Even the judiciary is co-operating with Modi and I cannot imagine the power that he holds today. I am not in a slightest doubt that india is slipping fast into abyss and falling in the hands of a phacist. Sorry india, for me you are lost.

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  • R.Bhandarkar, Mangaluru

    Wed, Mar 11 2015

    'Alpara Sangha Abhimaana Bangha'...
    Moral: Be wary of the company you keep.
    This should not have happened to our former PM.

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