"There are obvious differences between the CAG and RIL on certain basic issues concerning the Production Sharing Contract (PSC)," the company spokesperson said.
CAG in its second audit report on KG-D6 block, which was tabled in Parliament today, recommended disallowing USD 357.16 million in cost besides pointing to irregular payment of USD 279.8 million to certain contractors.
"Once we receive a formal communication of audit exceptions by the Government, we will respond to the Government in accordance with the provisions of the Accounting Procedure under the PSC and also exercise such other rights as are available to us in law," it said.
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