Former Union minister P Chidambaram on Friday said Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is "absolutely correct" in seeking a probe into Prime Minister Narendra Modi's allegation about two industrialists sending money to the Congress. In a post on X, the Congress leader said Modi's allegation about "tempo-filling quantities" of cash being delivered to the Congress by the industrialists should be "viewed with utmost seriousness". "Rahul Gandhi is absolutely correct in demanding an enquiry into the Hon'ble Prime Minister's allegation. The Hon'ble Prime Minister had made a very serious allegation: that two prominent industrialists have tempo-filling quantities of cash and they were delivered to the Congress party," Chidambaram said. "Coming from the Hon'ble Prime Minister, this allegation has to be viewed with utmost seriousness," he said. Chidambaram, who served as home minister and finance minister in the past, said Gandhi's demand for an inquiry by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)