Saswat Panigrahi
All eyes are on May 8 when the Supreme Court is going to come
out with its verdict on CBI affidavit on Coalgate which has nailed Law Minister
Ashwani Kumar, Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), Coal Ministry, Attorney General
GE Vanahvati and then Additional Solicitor General Harin Raval.
The CBI, in its affidavit,
has admitted in as many as words that “significant changes” were made in the
draft report of its probe into Coalgate. Law Minister, officials of PMO and
Coal Ministry, and the two top law officers of the country — the Attorney
General and the Additional Solicitor General – insisted on the changes.
Though CBI chief Ranjit
Sinha maintains that the Coalgate probe report was neither altered and nor did
the agency shift its focus of inquiries, there is a lot more to the matter than
meets the eyes.
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