Indian prime minister's office (PMO) refused call for independent probe on its own scam coalgate
Sonia Joshi
Jun. 9, 2012

It is only possible in India. The alleged thief tells the cops to back off and get lost. Indian democracy gaces its firetest like America faced with Richard Nixon in watergate scandal.

The prime minister's office (PMO) on Saturday rejected the demand for an independent probe into the corruption allegations against Manmohan Singh and 14 cabinet colleagues while its junior minister called Team Anna, which had levelled the charges,"anti-national".

V Narayanasamy,minister of state in the PMO, wrote to Hazare that his team had not provided evidence to back its allegations."The tone and tenor of your letter and the broad and sweeping nature of the statements made are unacceptable," the letter said.

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