New Delhi: BJP and Congress on Sunday were involved in the war-words against Rafale’s agreement, following reports in French media that judicial investigations were launched on charges leveled by anti-corruption NGOs.
The Congress questioned the government’s silence after the French authorities ordered an investigation into “Corruption and Favoritism” in the Rafal agreement.
BJP replied it was not well heard when the Congress accused others to endanger national security.
BJP tried to find out why the government did not buy fighter planes for 10 years even though the power of the squadron was drained from the Indian Air Force.
“Congress must answer why for 10 years, even though the power of the squadron drained from the Indian Air Force, the Congress government did not get Rafael fighter planes needed? Is it because the Gandhi family did not get the desired commission.
‘?” BJP spokesman Sambit Patra asked.
Spokesman for the Pawan Khera Congress tried to know that in the inter-governmental defense agreement, where there was no intermediary or corruption, when the beneficiary of “corruption” had ordered an investigation, why it had a public country, not ordering one? “After more than 24 hours of decision by France to investigate corruption, affecting the work, money laundering, favoritism, there is one question everyone who is responsible, every citizen concerned asks.
Why is the government still silent?” Khera said overcoming a press conference.
According to French media reports, the judicial investigation was ordered by the State National Financial Prosecutor’s Office, following the claim of the Mediapart investigation site in April a mistake in agreement and complaints submitted by the French Sherpa NGO who specialized in financial crimes.
Question Cong Govt’s silence over the Rafale agreement; BJP hits again
