2G case: Chidambaram unlikely to be called by JPC

February 05, 2013 21:41

Notwithstanding strong demand by Bharatiya Janata Party members for calling Finance Minister P Chidambaram, the Joint Parliamentary Committee examining 2G spectrum allocation scam is unlikely to call him or any other minister as witnesses.

The 30-member JPC, set up in March 2011, will have the last hearing of witnesses next week when Central Bureau of Investigation Director Ranjit Sinha and Telecom Secretary R Chandrashekhar are expected to appear.

JPC Chairman P C Chacko on Tuesday said that next week onwards, focus would shift to writing of the draft report, leaving no scope for calling any more witnesses.

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