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The Government on Wednesday rejected the Congress’s allegation that the arrest of Karti Chidambaram was “vendetta”. Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said the government does not interfere and the law must take its own course in the case.
He said the nature of evidence available against the offender must speak for itself and not the “alibi” of vendetta.
“The law is taking its course. The law must take its course. The CBI will explain all the details. We do not wish to interfere. There is no interference of the government,” he told reporters.
“But I will only make one observation. When such issues are raised, what is important is that the nature of evidence available against the offender must speak for itself and not the alibi of vendetta,” he said.
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