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New Delhi, Nov. 10 RNRL filed an additional affidavit in the Supreme Court on Tuesday alleging that the Government’s stand in the case was “dishonest and collusive”. “If the Government is made a party, RNRL’s right to full discovery, inspection and cross-examination will have to be preserved,” RNRL said, and assured the court that it will not waste any time in the disposal of the matter. “The fear (of rigorous cross-examination) made the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (MOPNG) withdraw their affidavits before the Bombay High Court (in the same case). MOPNG knew that the affidavits filed before the Bombay High Court were false and hence withdrew all their affidavits,” RNRL said. RNRL also opposed RIL’s stand that the supply of gas at $2.34 per mBtu was not feasible. RNRL questioned the Government approval to RIL for the increase in capital expenditure (capex) from Rs 10,000 crore to Rs 36,000 crore to enhance gas production from 40 to 80 mmscmd.
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