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CAG Vinod Rai's claims on Manmohan Singh sparks controversy
CAG Vinod Rai\'s Claims on Manmohan Singh Sparks Controversy. Former prime minister Manmohan Singh, who is under fire from former CAG Vinod Rai over the 2G spectrum scam and the coal block allocation scam, on Sunday said he has done his \"duty\" and refused to respond to charges levelled against him.
New Delhi: Former prime minister Manmohan Singh, who is under fire from former CAG Vinod Rai over the 2G spectrum scam and the coal block allocation scam, on Sunday said he has done his "duty" and refused to respond to charges levelled against him.
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. ReutersFormer Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. Reuters
"I, indeed, did my duty. Well, I do not want to comment on other people (and) what they have written," Singh told reporters on the sidelines of an event in New Delhi to celebrate the publication of a book titled 'Strictly Personal: Manmohan and Gursharan', authored by his daughter Daman Singh.
Singh was asked about the scathing criticism by Rai who held the former PM responsible for the controversial decisions to allocate 2G spectrum on first-cum-first serve basis and coal blocks without auction.
Interestingly, Daman skirted questions about the ex-CAG's comments.
"Actually, I do not know anything about that. So I cannot comment. I have no idea about that. I have not heard what they have said. I cannot say anything. I really do not know and I have not heard what they have said. So, there is no point in saying anything," she said.
Daman charts the journey of her parents in her book providing new insights into the couple but keeps away from the last 10 years when Singh was heading the UPA government.
The function was attended among others by former Deputy Planning Commission chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia and ex-minister Shashi Tharoor.
