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"Opened A Huge Door...": Rahul Gandhi On Supreme Court Rafale Ruling
Rahul Gandhi, cleared of contempt after his apology for attributing his phrase "Chowkidar Chor Hai" to the Supreme Court, said today that the top court's decision on the Rafale case had "opened a huge door to an investigation" into his allegations of corruption in the deal for 36 fighter jets from France.
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"No Roving Inquiry Needed": On Rafale, Top Court Rejects Review Petitions
The Supreme Court today dismissed petitions seeking a review of its verdictrefusing a CBI investigation into the Rafale fighter jet deal with French firm Dassault Aviation and giving the government a clean chit.
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Supreme Court Verdict On Pleas Seeking Review Of Rafale Judgment Tomorrow
The Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce on Thursday its verdict on petitions seeking a review of its judgment giving a clean chit to the Modi government in the Rafale fighter jet deal with French firm Dassault Aviation.
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Centre Used "Falsehoods" For Favourable Rafale Verdict: Petitioners
Former Union ministers Yashwant Sinha, Arun Shourie and activist-lawyer Prashant Bhushan Friday requested the Supreme Court to set aside its earlier verdict that dismissed their petition for criminal investigation into the Rafale fighter jet deal case.
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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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Centre Wants Rafale Case Deferred, Hearing Could Be Pushed Back
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed the government to circulate a letter seeking adjournment of tomorrow's hearing on the review petitions filed against its verdict on the Rafale fighter jet deal. If the top court accepts centre's request tomorrow and grants it even two weeks' time, it would push the hearing of the contentious case to well after th...
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Rahul Gandhi, In Reply To Supreme Court, "Regrets" Chowkidar Remark Again
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, accused of being in contempt of court with his comments on the Rafale fighter jet deal, has reiterated his regret for suggesting that the Supreme Court had endorsed his sharpest political attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi this election season. The 48-year-old leader on Monday filed his reply in the Supreme Court on...
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Not What We Said: Top Court Asks Rahul Gandhi To Explain Rafale Remark
Rahul Gandhi's comments after Rafale order not part of our observations, says Supreme Court, seeks his response by Monday
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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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"Opened A Huge Door...": Rahul Gandhi On Supreme Court Rafale Ruling
Rahul Gandhi, cleared of contempt after his apology for attributing his phrase "Chowkidar Chor Hai" to the Supreme Court, said today that the top court's decision on the Rafale case had "opened a huge door to an investigation" into his allegations of corruption in the deal for 36 fighter jets from France.
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"No Roving Inquiry Needed": On Rafale, Top Court Rejects Review Petitions
The Supreme Court today dismissed petitions seeking a review of its verdictrefusing a CBI investigation into the Rafale fighter jet deal with French firm Dassault Aviation and giving the government a clean chit.
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Supreme Court Verdict On Pleas Seeking Review Of Rafale Judgment Tomorrow
The Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce on Thursday its verdict on petitions seeking a review of its judgment giving a clean chit to the Modi government in the Rafale fighter jet deal with French firm Dassault Aviation.
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Centre Used "Falsehoods" For Favourable Rafale Verdict: Petitioners
Former Union ministers Yashwant Sinha, Arun Shourie and activist-lawyer Prashant Bhushan Friday requested the Supreme Court to set aside its earlier verdict that dismissed their petition for criminal investigation into the Rafale fighter jet deal case.
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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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Centre Wants Rafale Case Deferred, Hearing Could Be Pushed Back
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed the government to circulate a letter seeking adjournment of tomorrow's hearing on the review petitions filed against its verdict on the Rafale fighter jet deal. If the top court accepts centre's request tomorrow and grants it even two weeks' time, it would push the hearing of the contentious case to well after th...
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Rahul Gandhi, In Reply To Supreme Court, "Regrets" Chowkidar Remark Again
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, accused of being in contempt of court with his comments on the Rafale fighter jet deal, has reiterated his regret for suggesting that the Supreme Court had endorsed his sharpest political attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi this election season. The 48-year-old leader on Monday filed his reply in the Supreme Court on...
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Not What We Said: Top Court Asks Rahul Gandhi To Explain Rafale Remark
Rahul Gandhi's comments after Rafale order not part of our observations, says Supreme Court, seeks his response by Monday
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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.
