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accuses NDA of 'politicising' Volcker Report
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Delhi: The Congress has accused the BJP-led NDA of politicising
the Volcker Committee Report. It has lambasted the alliance's
move to approach President APJ Abdul Kalam for seeking the
removal of External Affairs Minister K Natwar Singh and said
that the party was "fishing in shallow waters". Congress General
Secretary Ambika Soni said that the BJP was short of issues
and was politicising the report for its own selfish interests.
"Since they are short of issues, they do politics with every
issue without bothering to study ramifications on the image
of the country," said Soni. She also dismissed as "false and
baseless" allegations that party chief and UPA Chairperson
Sonia Gandhi had ever written a letter to Iraqi President
Saddam Hussein on the "Oil-for-Food" programme. "I categorically
deny any such insinuation that the Congress President at any
stage wrote a letter which could be construed as a request
for any favour of any kind whatsoever", she said.
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