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I’ve no hesitation in tendering my apology to Gill: Aiyar

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Posted: Mar 29, 2008 at 1512 hrs IST

New Delhi, March 29: Sports Minister Mani Shankar Aiyar clarified that he never accused Indian Hockey Federation President K P S Gill of using government money for personal purposes.

"At no time have I said or implied that Gill had misused funds made available by government to the IHF for any personal purposes," Aiyar said in a statement.

The minister said his comments were ‘twisted beyond its intent’.

"This was an unforgivable distortion by the news channel concerned of a single sentence wrenched out of context and twisted beyond its intent by the anchor's commentary. I have no hesitation in publicly tendering my apology to Gill for this unintended slur on his unblemished reputation," he said.

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