Indian Supreme Court Exonerates Former PM Manmohan Singh in Coal Block Case

The Indian Supreme Court has formally exonerated former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, quashing a 2015 trial order against him in a coal block allocation case, prompting Shashi Tharoor to call him the 'cleanest man in Indian politics'.

30 Jul, 10:43 — 30 Jul, 10:43

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Manmohan Singh ‘did not need SC certificate’: Tharoor on posthumous clean chit by Supreme Court in coal block case

SC has formally exonerated the late ex-PM and quashed the 2015 trial order filed against him; Tharoor called him “cleanest man in Indian politics”

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Manmohan Singh ‘did not need SC certificate’: Tharoor on posthumous clean chit by Supreme Court in coal block case

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