doubts about how much freedom
the CBI will have in its investigation
into the coal allotment scam, given
that it entails probing the role of
senior ministers, including the the
Prime Minister, was holding the
coal portfolio during the time the
controversial allotments were
made. And so when news came it
that the Law Minister may have
tampered with the CBI's coal scam
status report, meant only for the
eyes of the Supreme Court, it
confirmed widespread fears. The
government was quick to deny the
charge of tampering, saying that
these meetings were only to discuss
a technicality. But this week, our
investigation reveals that the scope
of interference went beyond just
the law ministers, involving top law
officers and even officials from the
PMO. Is this why the CBI's probe
into the coal scam so far is only
limited to action against lower level
government officials, instead of
going up the ladder of accountability?
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