The winter session of parliament will see more disruptions next week as the three-week old logjam over the demand for a joint parliamentary committee (JPC) to probe the 2G spectrum allocation scam continues.

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The opposition parties have refused to change stance even after the government indicated constitution of a 30-member JPC, chaired by a representative of the ruling alliance.

“The ruling combine is not accepting a JPC probe because it has something to hide, and this serves our purpose,” a senior BJP MP said, adding that when more than 200 MPs were favouring a JPC, the government should not stand on false prestige.