Shinde: J-K govt has not asked for CBI enquiry on VK Singh's statement

September 24, 2013 15:06

Sushilkumar Shinde told reporters that he has not received any communication from the Jammu and Kashmir government or anyone else demanding a CBI inquiry into VK Singh's statement on Army payments.

Minister of State for Home RPN Singh said the V K Singh issue was a matter of national security and it could not be discussed in public.

"Anyone who has served in the Army and that too in such a top post should not be talking like this. There should be restraint," he said.

Asked whether any inquiry will be ordered by the Home Ministry, RPN Singh said the Army and the Ministry of Defence will look into it.

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