Former Telecom Minister A Raja, the prime accused facing trial in the 2G case, on Thursday completed one year in jail since his arrest in the high-profile scam.

CBI Director Ranjit Sinha was on Tuesday quizzed by Opposition members about the removal of the prosecutor in the 2G case during a meeting of the Joint Parliamentary Committee examining the scam.

Former Telecom Minister A Raja on Tuesday accused his erstwhile Telecom Secretary D S Mathur in a Delhi court of deposing "falsely" against him under the fear of prosecution by the CBI in the 2G spectrum allocation case.

Hailing the Supreme Court verdict in 2G case, L K Advani on Wednesday wondered if former telecom minister A Raja could be the sole "villain" and said no one can beat the UPA government, which is "actually run" by Sonia Gandhi, in its "stinking record" in scams.

Former Telecom Secretary D S Mathur on Tuesday told a Delhi court that he did not find the Department of Telecom officially processing some key letters on the 2G spectrum allocation issue, exchanged between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and erstwhile Telecom Minister A Raja.

Investigators are ascertaining if an insider was involved in a robbery in the house of an 82-year-old woman here the day before and seized CCTV footage of her neighbourhood, said police on Thursday.

Agreeing to the demand by the widow of slain Deputy Superintendent of Police, Zia-ul-Haq, killed by a mob in Pratapgarh late Saturday, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav met bereft family and assured speedy justice. It was only after his assurance the slain officer was buried amid tight security.

The Centre for Public Interest Litigation (CPIL) on Friday moved the Supreme Court (SC) seeking a court-monitored CBI probe into Home Minister P Chidambaram's role in fixing the 2G spectrum prices along with then Telecom Minister A Raja.

Janata Patrty President Subramanian Swamy on Friday told the Supreme Court that Home Minister P. Chidambaram as the then Finance Minister had given his nod for the allocation of extra spectrum to service providers even before they had fulfilled their roll out obligations.

The government has sought legal opinion of its top law officer on whether it should seek a review of a part of the Supreme Court judgement on 2G making it compulsory to decide on prosecution sanctions within four months after the request is made by an investigative agency.