No blame game among party leaders on Adarsh: Cong

July 02, 2012 18:43

Congress today played down reports of blame game among its Maharashtra leaders, including former chief ministers, on Adarsh housing scam. "No chief minister has levelled any allegation against the other.

Every CM is simply verifying his position which is being interpreted by people as blame game," party spokesperson Rashid Alvi told reporters, refusing to comment further on the issue, being probed by a Commission of Inquiry and CBI.

"I will not comment on any issue which is being probed by a court, a commission or an investigation agency unless a final decision is taken," he said.

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