No guarantee by French Govt is latest skeleton to tumble out of Rafale cupboard: Rahul
New Delhi, Nov 15 (IBNS): Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said there is no guarantee by the French Government backing the Rafale Aircraft deal.
Sharing the information in a tweet, Rahul called this the latest skeleton to tumble out of the Rafale cupboard.
In a tweet, the Congress President wrote: "The latest skeleton to tumble out of the RAFALE cupboard:
NO Guarantee by the French Govt. backing the deal.
BUT, our PM says there’s a letter from the French promising to be faithful! That’s enough to call this a “Govt to Govt” deal?"
The latest skeleton to tumble out of the RAFALE cupboard:
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) November 15, 2018
NO Guarantee by the French Govt. backing the deal.
BUT, our PM says there’s a letter from the French promising to be faithful! That’s enough to call this a “Govt to Govt” deal?#BikGayaChowkidar pic.twitter.com/Epw3J62JbV
Rahul also alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi increased the benchmark price of Rafale jets by 3 Billion Euros (₹22,743Cr).
"Another RAFALE Skeleton!
Mr Modi personally increased the benchmark price of RAFALE jets by 3 Billion Euros (₹22,743Cr). The former Director of Finance, MOD, just said that he and the negotiating team were overruled by Mr 56," he tweeted.
Another RAFALE Skeleton!
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) November 15, 2018
Mr Modi personally increased the benchmark price of RAFALE jets by 3 Billion Euros (₹22,743Cr). The former Director of Finance, MOD, just said that he and the negotiating team were overruled by Mr 56.https://t.co/W1CuegPENi
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