Rafale Deal  

Veteran BJP leader Rajnath Singh asked Congress leaders to advise Gandhi not to use "derogatory" language to target the prime minister, an apparent reference to the main opposition party chief's "chor" (thief) jibe at Narendra Modi.

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On Monday, the BJP alleged that the Congress president was involved in a "conspiracy, internationally" and former French president Francois Hollande was part of the "nexus" to sabotage the Rafale deal.

IAF vice-chief Air Marshal SB Deo and deputy chief Air Marshal R Nambiar tells MyNation that the NDA government has managed to get a better deal than the one negotiated by the Congress in 2008 in terms of price, maintenance terms, delivery schedule and other related issues

  Rahul asked the PM Modi for answers on why the Rafale price was not disclosed and how Anil Ambani got the contract. 

The senior BJP leader said Rahul had no facts and evidence against the government over the Rafale deal

Rajnath also accused the Congress of trying to gain political mileage over the issue with an eye on the Lok Sabha elections next year.

The UPA government, led by Rahul's party, had no problem with Dassault Aviation's partnership with Mukesh Ambani's company even though it had no experience in the field

In a surreal world, this is how François Hollande, Imran Khan, Xi Jinping, Narendra Modi and onlookers would deal with the hot Rafale deal

During the UPA era, the French company's Indian partner was Mukesh Ambani's inexperienced company that would have had to shoulder a much greater responsibility if the deal had been finalised

'This is not only the largest defence scam in India, but is one where national security has been severely compromised. While the IAF wanted 126 flights, it was reduced to 36,' Bhushan said.