"Not only in the case of coal block allocation to Hindalco, we want an examination into all the allocations when the prime minister headed the coal ministry," he said.
Answering questions from mediapersons on his way back from his Russia and China visits, the prime minister said: "I am not above the law of the land. If there is anything that the CBI or, for that matter, anybody wants to ask, I have nothing to hide."
The Communist Party of India too doubted the prime minister's remark.
BJP, Left doubt PM will appear before CBI
New Delhi: Shortly after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Thursday said he was open to questioning by the CBI on the coal allocation issue, opposition parties expressed doubt over the statement and demanded all coal allocations
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