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A letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi claims that when Abhishek Verma, an arms dealer named in several criminal cases, wanted to help his client win a $1 billion dollar deal for the Indian Air Force, he used the help of BJP leader Varun Gandhi and Air Marshal Harish Masand, a senior officer who had retired six years earlier.

BJP parliamentarian Varun Gandhi leaked crucial information about defence matters to arms manufacturers after being blackmailed with pictures of him with foreign escorts and prostitutes, Prime Minster Narendra Modi's Office has been told in a letter.

Did the government, accused by the opposition of inaction for months in the 4000-crore VVIP helicopter deal controversy, ignore several warnings last year about continued activities of middlemen in defence deals?

A CBI inquiry is investigating whether bribes were paid by AgustaWestland to land a deal for 12 helicopters for use by VVIPs in India. Now, documents accessed by NDTV suggest that the manufacturer also offered commissions to a company if AgustaWestland (AW) bagged a deal to supply helicopters and spare parts to the Delhi Police.

A letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi claims that when Abhishek Verma, an arms dealer named in several criminal cases, wanted to help his client win a $1 billion dollar deal for the Indian Air Force, he used the help of BJP leader Varun Gandhi and Air Marshal Harish Masand, a senior officer who had retired six years earlier.

BJP parliamentarian Varun Gandhi leaked crucial information about defence matters to arms manufacturers after being blackmailed with pictures of him with foreign escorts and prostitutes, Prime Minster Narendra Modi's Office has been told in a letter.

Did the government, accused by the opposition of inaction for months in the 4000-crore VVIP helicopter deal controversy, ignore several warnings last year about continued activities of middlemen in defence deals?

A CBI inquiry is investigating whether bribes were paid by AgustaWestland to land a deal for 12 helicopters for use by VVIPs in India. Now, documents accessed by NDTV suggest that the manufacturer also offered commissions to a company if AgustaWestland (AW) bagged a deal to supply helicopters and spare parts to the Delhi Police.