evidence: As mentioned earlier, the UPA-II government faced the most opposition in the house in the history of India’s parliament. Scams related to financial irregularities in the Commonwealth Games, coal block distribution and 2G spectrum sale; inflation; and the Lokpal Bill (to create an anti-corruption ombudsman) were the top reasons. The most unproductive Lok Sabha session during the UPA-II government’s tenure was also the budget session (February-March 2013). Of the 163 hours available, 146 were lost to issues related to "Price hike in petrol, Plight of Tamils in Sri Lanka, Terrorist attack in Srinagar, Killing of Tamil fishermen by Srilankan (sic) Navy, Interference in the functioning of the CBI. Coalgate Scam, Incursion by Chinese in Ladakh, Bribery for promotion in Railway Board, Law and order situation in UP", Lok Sabha records said. Delays and adjournments in all the 14 sessions of the previous Lok Sabha during the UPA-II government cost the exchequer an estimated Rs 199.9 crore, ($28 million) an earlier IndiaSpend analysis from 2013 had shown. About 800 hours were lost to disruptions and forced adjournments. Rs 200 crore was the amount allocated to the Ministry of Personnel that year to improve training facilities for bureaucrats.