<h1>Communications Minister Defends Home Minister in 2G Spectrum Controversy; Calls for Court Resolution Over Public Debate.</h1> The Union Minister for Communications and Information Technology addressed the media regarding the 2G spectrum allocation controversy, defending the Home Minister against allegations of misconduct. The government emphasized that the policy followed since 2003, which included a fixed entry fee and a first-come-first-served basis for licenses, was consistent with TRAI's recommendations. The minister clarified that the Finance Ministry had no role in the issuance of Letters of Intent in 2008 and that any irregularities in policy implementation are under investigation. The government urged that such matters be resolved in court rather than through public debate.