TIL Desk/National/Gandhinagar/ The Justice M B Shah Commission has not found any “credible substance” into the allegations of corruption levelled against the erstwhile Narendra Modi-led dispensation, the Gujarat government today said.The government also informed the Assembly that it would soon take a decision on making public the Shah panel report.
The Commission was set up in 2011 by the state government to probe the allegations of corruption by the Congress against the Modi dispensation, which include wrongful allotment of land to the industrialists.
Responding to the Congress’ demand of tabling the report on the floor of the House before the end of the ongoing Budget session on March 31, Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel referred to a Gujarat High Court judgement and said the government cannot be compelled to do so.
“The report has 22 volumes and runs into almost 5,500 pages. Before making it public, we have to study it. A sub-committee of three ministers, including myself and Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama, is analysing the report at present,” Patel said.
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