The treasury benches, which exercised restraint amid the LDF onslaught since last week, turned aggressive and engaged in heated exchanges with the LDF members who took to the well of the House during the zero hour.
As the wordy duel heated up accompanied by angry gestures at each other, Speaker G Karthikyan adjourned the House temporarily as he felt the situation could slip out of hand.
Refuting the charge, Chandy dared the opposition to produce the purported letter of recommendation he had given to the company floated by Saritha Nair and Biju Radhakrishnan, accused in the case.
Chandy said LDF was making the charge on the basis of a statement made by Radhakrishnan's lawyer, who is a co-accused in one of the cheating cases along with the duo.
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