new delhi the opposition is gearing to take on the government over adverse cag reports focusing on allocations of coal blocks that the federal auditor says benefitted private operators by rs 186 lakh crore when parliament meets on tuesday after the eid break bjp intends to target prime minister manmohan singh demanding his resignation since he was in charge of the coal ministry during the allocations questioned by the cag this is not a matter that can await examination by the pac the pm is culpable for the delay in introducing transparent auctions bjp deputy leader in rajya sabha ravi shankar prasad said the oppositions aggression is likely to be countered by the government with congress vehemently rejecting the comptroller and auditor generals findings as a bizarre accounting exercise the clash is expected to result in adjournments and parliament is not expected to transact business on tuesday bjp leader arun jaitley gave notice of the oppositions intent saying the cag report on coal will be taken up in a big way in parliament with the party demanding the pms resignation the government is preparing to stonewall the opposition not only disagreeing with cags conclusions but also arguing the reports must first be examined by parliaments public accounts committee the government is correct on procedure but the opposition is unlikely to let go of an opportunity to yell scam government sources said there was no indication so far whether the pm would respond to the oppositions tactics by offering a statement pointing out the matter would be addressed by the ministry concerned coal minister sriprakash jaiswal would be ready to make a statement on coalgate which the opposition can be counted on to reject the cag reports are likely to spur opposition unity as bjp left and regional parties converge in attempting to corner the government on the alleged scams in coal allocations the cag reports dealing with the gmrrun delhi international airport limited and the use of surplus coal by anil ambanicontrolled reliance power are also sharp indictments of the upa government the legislative agenda for the monsoon session does not comprise any major reform initiatives but there are several amendments that finance minister p chidambaram is keen to push through and on which he has the broad support of the bjp the cag reports may end up disrupting much of the week