New Delhi, Oct 10: The Supreme Court today reserved its order on the plea for a probe into the alleged role of Home Minister P Chidambaram in the 2G scam after a spirited defence of him from Government and the CBI, both of which maintained that no no case has been made out against him.
They said that Chidambaram, who was Finance Minister at the time of allotment of spectrum, was not in direct communication with the then telecom minister A Raja in determining the price of the radio waves.
“The records show that there was no meeting between Raja and Chidambaram throughout this period and before January 10, 2008 and that all the discussion papers were seen and routed through the Finance Secretary to the Finance Minister and all the correspondence was seen and routed through the Finance Secretary,” the Centre submiited before a bench of justices G S Singhvi and A K Ganguly.
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