Antony on Tatra deal: We're clean, have nothing to fear

May 02, 2012 13:27

In Parliament today, against the backdrop of controversy over Tatra truck deal, the government today told the Rajya Sabha the purchases were made as per the requirement raised by defence forces and action will be taken if any wrongdoing was detected in the ongoing CBI probe. "We are clean...we have nothing to hide, nothing to fear," Defence Minister A K Antony said, replying to queries related to Tatra truck deals.

He said the government has ordered an extensive and comprehensive CBI enquiry in the matter and hoped the country's premier investigation agency would complete the probe as quickly as possible. Antony said action would be taken and he would give extensive reply on the matter during a debate on the working of Defence Ministry in the House.

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