In an apparent balancing act following the fresh controversy on 2-G allocation issue, Congress today said neither Home Minister P Chidambaram nor Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee has done anything wrong.
“We are with the Home Minister. I don’t think the Home Minister has done anything wrong,” Congress spokesperson Rashid Alvi told reporters here.
He was asked about the Finance Ministry note suggesting that the 2G spectrum could have been auctioned had then Finance Minister Chidambaram insisted, which has triggered a political storm.
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