As the Budget Minister Francois Baroin alleged that the French opposition MPs is taking advantages of being on the opposing side, the former exhibited a massive walkout.

Baroin’s comments came on Tuesday, as the Government came across similar queries repetitively in television show.

The show was aimed at clarifying over the French President Nicolas Sarkozy's UMP Party’s alleged access to illegitimate cash campaign donations from Labor Minister Eric Woerth, the most affluent woman in the nation.

"I ask you in the name of a shared ideal of democracy, of the republic, not to play the game of the extreme right", Baroin said.

From past few weeks, the political sector in France has been witnessing the criticism of the Government's comfortable link with billionaire Liliane Bettencourt and small cost outrages, which have triggered resignations of two of the ministers, last weekend.

The Government expressed its fury over the report which claimed that police interviewed a witness, justifying that Sarkozy's presidential campaign saw the inflow of an illegitimate sum worth 150,000 Euros in cash, from L'Oreal heiress Bettencourt.

Although, this is not the first time the Government has come across accusations from the opposition, however, for the first time a minister has committed to fight tax evasion of monetary fraud.