PM makes statement in Lok Sabha on coal block allocation

Rajiv Gupta - delhi
UPA-2 is lost in spins & financial-imbroglios.....In place of justifying the deep mess it continues to generate, it should be booted out if it doesn`t d emit Office gracefully!! The present governing mechanism is entirely & senselessly insensitive to its people!! Each one is fed-up@@
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K.R. Upadhyaya - Gurgaon
The question arises when the NDA have allotted coal blocks during their tenure in the government, have the CAG pointed out the irregularities. If not, it is the responsibility of the NDA government to consider this and point out the irregularities. The UPA government was silent and followed the practice of the former in their interest but they were exposed by CAG. If a person steals something it does not permit others to steal because the other man has stolen. Action is taken against the man who is caught red handed unless both the parties are found to connive to commit theft. 2 The fundamental question arises that if the question is raised by one party on the basis of a report of the CAG a responsible arm of the government that loss was caused to the government . and the other party says no loss was incurred by the government the third party can intervene impartially to find out the truth. Therefore the matter should be entrusted to third party, a commission of inquiry or another independent agency to decide.
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Ashok - Guwahati
PM Sir, If CAG report is disputable and CAG is going beyond its constitutional mandate then bring the impeachment motion in parliament and remove the CAG chief. But please refraim your party spoke persons and cabinet colleges from mud sledging on a constitution authority.
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lalit Agarwal - gangtok
There is no question of discussions. Your P C has been making statements saying that supari to de diya tha congress ne par murder to hua hi nahi..... what a joke. congress has to go
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