The government on Tuesday gave the request of the opposition and announced a Joint Parliamentary Committee (CPC) was formed to investigate fraud 2G spectrum, paving the way for a budget session of parliament without any problems.
But the view was criticized by the opposition by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who made a statement in both Houses of parliament, said the Joint Parliamentary Committee agreed that the country can ill afford to disrupt the budget session Parliament.
Throughout the winter session of Parliament, had been lost in government then refused to accept the opposition's demand for CPM, which has the power to call ministers and even Prime Minister before littering.
Singh in his statement Tuesday, the second day of the budget session, the President called on Lok Sabha Meira Kumar to proceed with the creation of the CPM and assured the house that a formal motion to that effect moved quickly. The training process should begin in a few days CMP.
"Our government believes that all effective measures are taken, it would have been able to convince the opposition not to insist on a CPM. We could not succeed despite our sincere efforts. We can not afford a situation in which Parliament is not permitted to operate during the crucial budget session. It is in these circumstances that our government is committed to the creation of a joint parliamentary committee, "Singh said in his statement before the two chambers.
Notes that the line of 2G spectrum, had cost the winter session of Parliament, Singh said: "Our country can not afford a situation where the Parliament is paralyzed, and important legal reforms of business should not be considered in a paralyzing the House, I believe that everyone is doing a disservice to those they have chosen. us. "
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