Government today raised AgustaWestland VVIP chopper scam to target Congress and sought a discussion on it in Parliament. Recently, former Air Force Chief S P Tyagi was arrested in the case and there is a media report that a bribe of 16 million euros might have been routed to one of India's most powerful political families to swing the deal during the UPA rule.<br/><br/>Talking to reporters outside Parliament, Information and Broadcasting Minister Venkaiah Naidu attacked Congress over the issue and asked to respond to the allegations of kickbacks.<br/><br/>He said, it is a big scam and the government will take the investigation to a logical conclusion. Echoing similar view, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ananth Kumar also pressed for discussion on the issue saying the bribe takers should be exposed. He said, the government is ready for discussion on any issue.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, former Defence Minister A K Antony has said Congress President Sonia Gandhi had no role in the chopper deal. Talking to reporters outside Parliament, Mr. Antony said, the driving force behind the deal was Indian Air Force.<br/><br/>He said, the ruling BJP will be, what he called, a laughing stock by dragging the name of Ms. Gandhi in to it.