Sushma Swaraj discloses in Parliament on Congress Leader

NEW DELHI: Facing unrelenting opposition attacks, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj tweeted this morning that she would reveal in Parliament the name of a senior Congress leader who lobbied her for a diplomatic passport for a coal scam suspect leader. Congress president Sonia Gandhi said: "No comment," whereas her party known as the tweet a "desperate indirect plan of action." Santosh Bagrodia, who was minister of state for coal beneath then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in 2008-2009, has been named as Associate in nursing suspect in an exceedingly case coupled to the extralegal allocation of a coal block  to a non-public company. He was summoned by a special CBI court on weekday. Sources near Mr Bagrodia say he did apply for a diplomatic passport however there was "nothing wrong" in it. "Anyone who has been Associate in Nursing MP and whose passport is ten years previous will lawfully applies for it. What will a diplomatic passport do anyway - simply facilitate skip the queue?" the supply aforesaid. Sushma Swaraj has aforesaid she ' s going to respond in Parliament to the Congress and different opposition parties who have suspect her of serving to discredited cricket magnate Lalit Modi travel abroad last year at a time his passport had been off by the Indian government. The Congress created it clear because the monsoon session began yesterday that there would be a lot of disruptions than work unless the govt. removed Sushma Swaraj and Chief Ministers Vasundhara Raje and Shivraj Chouhan for alleged misdemeanors. In the Rajya Sabha, finance Minister Arun Jaitley offered a discussion "right now" on Lalit-gate. Besides Ms Swaraj, Vasundhara Raje has conjointly been suspect of serving to Lalit Modi, who lives in London. The Congress ' demand for a discussion has been accepted. Reacting to Ms Swaraj ' s tweets, Congress leader Pramod Tiwari said: "She is behaving sort of a college kid who has been caught and is attempting accountable another child."