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New Rafale Jolt: Report Claims "CBI Decided Not To Investigate" Kickbacks
French plane-maker Dassault paid early Rs 110 crore in bribes to a middleman to help secure the sale of Rafale fighter jets to India and Indian agencies failed to investigate it despite access to incriminating documents, French portal Mediapart said.
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Congress Vs BJP Over French Probe Into Rs59,000-Crore Rafale Jet Deal
A day after a French judge ordered a probe into alleged "corruption and favouritism" in the Rs 59,000-crore Rafale deal with India, the Congress on Sunday hit out at the Narendra Modi government over its silence on the matter.
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On Leaked Rafale Papers, Centre Talks Of "Repercussions On Indian State"
The Centre argued the release of documents could lead to the revelation of secrets relating to space, nuclear installations, strategic defence capabilities and other intelligence resources and have a detrimental impact on the national security of the country
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Centre Gets 4 Days, Not 4 Weeks, To Reply To Top Court On Rafale Case
The government today asked for four weeks to reply to a petition calling for a review of the Supreme Court clean chit on the Rafale jet deal. The Supreme Court gave it four days, asking for a reply by Saturday. The next hearing is on Monday May 6, in the middle of the national election that will end on May 19.
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"Contempt Of Court" BJP's Fresh Accusation Against Rahul Gandhi On Rafale
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman hit back at Congress chief Rahul Gandhi today over his comments hailing the Supreme Court order on Rafale deal that's seen as a setback to the government.
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Rahul Gandhi Cheers Top Court's Rafale Order, Says "Day Of Celebration"
Hours after the Supreme Court rejected the Centre's stand and ruled that classified documents accessed by the media can be used as evidence to consider requests to reexamine the Rafale jet deal, Rahul Gandhi crowed that his words had been vindicated.
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Arun Shourie Delighted Over Supreme Court Verdict On Rafale Documents
Former union minister Arun Shourie, one of the review petitioners in the Rafale case, said today that he was delighted by the unanimous verdict of the Supreme Court dismissing Centre's "peculiar argument" on admissibility of privileged documents.
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Centre Compromised On National Security: Left Parties On Rafale Deal Verdict
The Left parties hailed the decision of the Supreme Court allowing leaked documents to be relied upon by petitioners seeking review of the Rafale judgement and alleged that Narendra Modi government was compromising on national security.
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Don't Worry Modiji, Rafale Deal Probe A Certainty Now: Congress
The Congress today praised the Supreme Court's decision allowing leaked documents to be used by petitioners seeking review of the Rafale judgement, saying skeletons in the "scam" are tumbling out and now there is "no official secrets act" to hide behind for the Modi government.
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Top Court Rejects Centre's "Classified Documents" Stand On Rafale Papers
The Supreme Court today flat-out rejected the centre's argument that classified documents accessed by the media on the Rafale fighter jet deal can't be evidence.
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New Rafale Jolt: Report Claims "CBI Decided Not To Investigate" Kickbacks
French plane-maker Dassault paid early Rs 110 crore in bribes to a middleman to help secure the sale of Rafale fighter jets to India and Indian agencies failed to investigate it despite access to incriminating documents, French portal Mediapart said.
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Congress Vs BJP Over French Probe Into Rs59,000-Crore Rafale Jet Deal
A day after a French judge ordered a probe into alleged "corruption and favouritism" in the Rs 59,000-crore Rafale deal with India, the Congress on Sunday hit out at the Narendra Modi government over its silence on the matter.
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On Leaked Rafale Papers, Centre Talks Of "Repercussions On Indian State"
The Centre argued the release of documents could lead to the revelation of secrets relating to space, nuclear installations, strategic defence capabilities and other intelligence resources and have a detrimental impact on the national security of the country
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Centre Gets 4 Days, Not 4 Weeks, To Reply To Top Court On Rafale Case
The government today asked for four weeks to reply to a petition calling for a review of the Supreme Court clean chit on the Rafale jet deal. The Supreme Court gave it four days, asking for a reply by Saturday. The next hearing is on Monday May 6, in the middle of the national election that will end on May 19.
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"Contempt Of Court" BJP's Fresh Accusation Against Rahul Gandhi On Rafale
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman hit back at Congress chief Rahul Gandhi today over his comments hailing the Supreme Court order on Rafale deal that's seen as a setback to the government.
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Rahul Gandhi Cheers Top Court's Rafale Order, Says "Day Of Celebration"
Hours after the Supreme Court rejected the Centre's stand and ruled that classified documents accessed by the media can be used as evidence to consider requests to reexamine the Rafale jet deal, Rahul Gandhi crowed that his words had been vindicated.
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Arun Shourie Delighted Over Supreme Court Verdict On Rafale Documents
Former union minister Arun Shourie, one of the review petitioners in the Rafale case, said today that he was delighted by the unanimous verdict of the Supreme Court dismissing Centre's "peculiar argument" on admissibility of privileged documents.
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Centre Compromised On National Security: Left Parties On Rafale Deal Verdict
The Left parties hailed the decision of the Supreme Court allowing leaked documents to be relied upon by petitioners seeking review of the Rafale judgement and alleged that Narendra Modi government was compromising on national security.
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Don't Worry Modiji, Rafale Deal Probe A Certainty Now: Congress
The Congress today praised the Supreme Court's decision allowing leaked documents to be used by petitioners seeking review of the Rafale judgement, saying skeletons in the "scam" are tumbling out and now there is "no official secrets act" to hide behind for the Modi government.
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Top Court Rejects Centre's "Classified Documents" Stand On Rafale Papers
The Supreme Court today flat-out rejected the centre's argument that classified documents accessed by the media on the Rafale fighter jet deal can't be evidence.
