A day after offering to step down, embattled Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan is expected to meet senior Congress leader Pranab Mukherjee on Sunday night to present his side of the story on the Adarsh housing society scam.
Mukherjee, who was in Murshidabad in West Bengal, told television channels that he did not know much about the issue at the moment and would look into its details after his return to Delhi on Sunday evening.
The finance minister along with his cabinet colleague and Defence Minister A K Antony have been asked by Congress chief Sonia Gandhi to submit a report on the scam.
"I am yet to look at the details on the issue. I will prepare a report on it along with Antony," he said.
Chavan, who had on Saturday offered to resign after an hour-long meeting with Gandhi, is likely to meet Mukherjee once he returns to New Delhi.
Responding to late night summons from the Congress high command, Chavan flew to New Delhi on Saturday to meet Gandhi.
The meeting took place in the backdrop of three of Chavan's close relatives having been among the 103 allottees in the 31-storeyed Adarsh Group Housing Society building in Mumbai in which several politicians, three former defence service chiefs and bureaucrats have cornered flats originally meant for Kargil heroes.
51-year old Chavan, who was a surprise choice for Chief Ministership in December 2008, himself told media persons after the meeting that he had offered to resign. The party president would take a call on the issue.
Action on Chavan's resignation would be taken after the report is submitted.
