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TWO WEEKS' NOTICE: Jagat has been given two weeks to explain why he should not be suspended.

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Congress suspends Jagat Singh

Former External Affairs Minister Natwar Singh's son Jagat Singh has been suspended from the Congress party.

No probe into Pathak report leak

The Government ruled out a probe into the leakage of the Pathak report, saying there was no breach of privilege.

While NDA leaders boycotted Lok Sabha proceedings, AIADMK stalled business at Rajya Sabha.

Priyaranjan Dasmunsi said Manmohan Singh is regarded highly not only at home but internationally.

Noting that Natwar is a member of Rajya Sabha, Dasmunsi said that he has not received any official communication.

The privilege notice has been received by Rajya Sabha Secretary General Yogendra Narain, sources said.

Prakash Karat has alleged that Govt had spared the Rel group from being probed in the Iraq oil-for-food scam.

Jagat says there is a conspiracy to remove him and his father from the party by using the Pathak report.

Natwar may well have to reconcile himself to the fact that in politics there are no permanent friends.

Congress MLA from Sangrur, Arvind Khanna, is under scrutiny on charges of compromising national security.

Lok Sabha as well as Rajya Sabha were adjourned until Monday after arguments flew over the Pathak report.

The Pathak report indicted Natwar and Jagat Singh but has given a clean chit to the Congress.