India's Supreme Court issued a sharp and rare rebuke of the prime minister on Thursday, demanding he explain why the government took a year to investigate a cell-phone licensing scandal that cost the country billions of dollars. The court said the government's delayed response was an "extremely serious matter." It was the first time in India's democratic history that the court had taken the prime minister's office to task, political analysts said.
November 19, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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India’s Supreme Court issued a sharp and rare rebuke of the prime minister on Thursday, demanding he explain why the government took a year to investigate a cell-phone licensing scandal that cost the country billions of dollars.
The court said the government’s delayed response was an “extremely serious matter.”
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