<p>His indication of agreeing to a JPC probe, also received flak for, if it had come earlier, the opposition believes, the winter session would have been saved. BJP President Nitin Gadkari said: “In a way, an effort has been made to cover-up the corruption. He has expressed his helplessness.” <br /><br />Gadkari said that the PM was indirectly trying to shield former telecom minister A Raja. “For the first time, PM has said all decisions taken by A Raja had the support of the Finance Minister. What support is there of the UPA and the Congress in this? This means everybody is responsible.” <br /><br />“Coalition dharma cannot mean support to corruption. And coalition is related only to 2G. What is the relation between coalition and the case of Isro (S-band allocation), Commonwealth Games and Adarsh cases?” he asked. <br /><br />Gadkari maintained that accusing the opposition for the stalemate on JPC issue is “unjust”. “If today the government has indicated that it is ready to think on a JPC, then why did it waste one month (winter session),” he said. <br /><br />The BJP President also termed the comparison of the 2G Spectrum prices with subsidy for fertilizers, gas, oil and food grain as unfair, “2G spectrum allocation was not subsidy but a way of making money”. <br /><br />The Left reacted sharply on this comparison. Senior CPM leader Sitarm Yechury said: “This is something that is completely unacceptable. Subsidising the poor is one aspect but subsidising the rich and saying that it is necessary, is just naked loot of the country. ”<br /><br />In an equally scathing attack on the Prime Minister, CPI secretary D Raja said: “He should explain how corporate houses made such huge profits. It was virtually a loot. The PM did not answer that question. That is totally strange.”</p>
<p>His indication of agreeing to a JPC probe, also received flak for, if it had come earlier, the opposition believes, the winter session would have been saved. BJP President Nitin Gadkari said: “In a way, an effort has been made to cover-up the corruption. He has expressed his helplessness.” <br /><br />Gadkari said that the PM was indirectly trying to shield former telecom minister A Raja. “For the first time, PM has said all decisions taken by A Raja had the support of the Finance Minister. What support is there of the UPA and the Congress in this? This means everybody is responsible.” <br /><br />“Coalition dharma cannot mean support to corruption. And coalition is related only to 2G. What is the relation between coalition and the case of Isro (S-band allocation), Commonwealth Games and Adarsh cases?” he asked. <br /><br />Gadkari maintained that accusing the opposition for the stalemate on JPC issue is “unjust”. “If today the government has indicated that it is ready to think on a JPC, then why did it waste one month (winter session),” he said. <br /><br />The BJP President also termed the comparison of the 2G Spectrum prices with subsidy for fertilizers, gas, oil and food grain as unfair, “2G spectrum allocation was not subsidy but a way of making money”. <br /><br />The Left reacted sharply on this comparison. Senior CPM leader Sitarm Yechury said: “This is something that is completely unacceptable. Subsidising the poor is one aspect but subsidising the rich and saying that it is necessary, is just naked loot of the country. ”<br /><br />In an equally scathing attack on the Prime Minister, CPI secretary D Raja said: “He should explain how corporate houses made such huge profits. It was virtually a loot. The PM did not answer that question. That is totally strange.”</p>