Digvijaya takes on SC, says govt accountable to the people alone

May 13, 2013 17:12

Scorched by the Supreme Court's scathing indictment of the government for shackling the CBI, a belligerent Congress has dared the nation's highest court to come clean.

In an explosive interview to Rahul Kanwal in Aaj Tak's Seedhi Baat programme, Congress leader Digvijaya Singh has said the apex court cannot get away by just making stinging observations.

"If the Supreme Court feels the heart of the Coalgate report was changed by the law minister, then it should pass a judicial order. Observations do not fix responsibility and the apex court cannot get away like this," said Singh.

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