PC on CAG report: Presumptive loss so very flawed

August 24, 2012 13:11

Chidambaram says PM Manmohan Singh has been willing to address the house and make a statement in Parliament but the opposition is unwilling to listen. PC says the government did not bring about the change in the allocation policy.

"If we don't bring about a change, we get blamed; if we bring about a change, we get blamed. Is this how the opposition should conducts its affairs?"
He says the that presumptive loss is flawed. If coal is not mined, where is the loss?" asks Chidambaram.

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