Unfair practice of UPA in PAC

Deliberate obstruction in meeting of Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Parliament on 15.04.2011 by members belonging to Congress and DMK to stall important proceedings of PAC was totally unjustified to prevent truth coming out on infamous 2-G scam involving some key-constituents of UPA. Constitution has given judiciary and legislature totally independent functioning, and there cannot be any bar for parallel enquiry being done by two institutions.

If the members disrupting the proceedings were serious, they could register their objections on the day Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) was constituted. Parallel investigations by two different panels on the same matter are not unprecedented. In infamous Godhra train-burning case, Union Railway Ministry and Gujarat government constituted two different ?judicial? panels coming out with two entirely different versions.

Preventing PAC from smooth functioning tends to prove involvement of some hi-fi personalities of the political constituents disrupting PAC proceedings.