Senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal has said that BJP is not interested in vindication of law on Telecom imbroglio. Talking to newsmen on the sidelines of a Telecom function in New Delhi this morning, Mr. Sibal said that the BJP does not want a debate in Parliament to sort out the issue but is adamant on obstructing the house. He said that their are several legislative bills waiting to be passed for the welfare of the common man. He informed that the stalemate in the house has caused an expenditure on 70,000 crore rupees without transacting any business. The Minister insisted that this calls for a JPC probe. Regarding Supreme Court's observation that the Telecom contracts right from NDA regime needs to be re-visited, the Minister said he doesn't want to be pressed into this kind of politics but is just interested in the robust growth of telecom sector.AIR correspondent Manikant reports that with Finland making access to broadband a fundamental right, and Australia providing every home an internet access, India looks at broadband as a tool for empowering its citizens. Government has asserted its willingness to increase competition in the sector thereby lowering the tariff further. Again with of 34 foreign potential investors in Telecommunication sector in India, the present FDI of 10 billion US dollars is likely to shoot up in coming days. Being a key driver of Indian Economy, the Telecom sector is likely to generate 3 lakh jobs with a potential of 90,000 crore rupee investment.