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Patna,(BiharTimes):
Bihar Pradesh Congress Committee chief
Chaudhary Mehboob Ali Quisar on Friday sought chief minister Nitish Kumar’s
clarification over the alleged misuse of the Bihar State Road Transport
Corporation buses for ferrying people for his election meetings in the Assembly
constituencies in east Uttar Pradesh. The Election Commission reportedly seized
some of the buses.
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The
chief minister had, a few days back, addressed several meetings in Uttar
Pradesh to seek support for the Janata Dal (United) candidates there.
He
took strong exception to Nitish’s remarks that the Prime Minister should feel
ashamed over the Supreme Court's verdict on 2G spectrum issue and resign.
The state Congress chief said the CM should read the SC ruling carefully,
particularly page numbers 40 to 43 and 80, which throw light on the 'first come
first served' spectrum allocation policy adopted by the then National
Democratic Alliance (NDA) government in 2001. He reminded Nitish that he was
railway minister in the then NDA government.
He said the apex court had clearly stated that if Telecom Minister A Raja had
heeded the advice of the Prime Minister, then the government would not have
suffered such a huge revenue loss.
He
asked as to why Nitish is not ordering a CBI probe into the irregular
withdrawal of money from the government treasury as pointed out by the
Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG). Not only that he had not ordered a judicial probe into the BIADA land
allotment issue.
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