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Posted: May 13, 2008 at 1517 hrs IST

New Delhi, May 13: The CPI(M) came out against Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh's charge that the Left had supported the bill which led to the sacking of P Venugopal as the AIIMS Director, saying the allegation was not based on facts.

Observing that Singh had alleged that the Left was responsible for the AIIMS amendment bill being passed in Rajya Sabha without referring it to the Standing Committee, senior CPI(M) leader Basudeb Acharia said "the fact is that the bill was introduced in Lok Sabha and adopted there first. Subsequently it was taken up in the Rajya Sabha."

Acharia, the party leader in Lok Sabha, said "as far as the CPI(M) is concerned, we got a clause deleted which would have detracted from the autonomy of the institute. There was no question, therefore, of the Bill being referred to the Standing Committee in the Rajya Sabha. Amar Singh should check up these facts before making such statements," Acharia said.

His reaction came after Singh claimed that "the Left parties, DMK and the Congress all supported the sacking of Venugopal through that Bill and that's why they did not refer it to the Committee."

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