Ak Antony Statement

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  AK Antony Backs PM Modi's Balochistan Statement

  Former defence minister and senior Congress leader AK Antony on Saturday found nothing wrong in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's statement mentioning Balochistan in his Independence Day address to target Pakistan.

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  Chopper Scam: Jaitley Contests AK Antony's Statement On Firm's Blacklisting

  Contesting Congress leader AK Antony's claim that Italian company Finmeccanica, the parent company of AgustaWestland Helicopters, was blacklisted during the UPA's tenure, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said that the former defence minister appears to have suffered "a memory loss".

• Bribery Case: CBI Records Statements of Defence Minister AK Antony, TK A Nair

  Probing the bribery allegation levelled by former Army Chief V K Singh, CBI has recorded the statements of Defence Minister A K Antony and the Prime Minister's Advisor T K A Nair.

• Read: Defence Minister Antony's statement on reports of Chinese incursion

  Amid an uproar in Parliament over Chinese incursions, Defence Minister AK Antony today rubbished reports that Chinese troops had in April occupied 640 km of Indian territory near the border in north-east Ladakh. Following is a copy of his full statement:

• Can't take our restraint for granted: Defence Minister AK Antony on ceasefire violations

  India's restraint should not be taken for granted, Defence Minister AK Antony warned today in a short statement to Parliament on Pakistan's repeated violation of the ceasefire agreement on the Line of Control or LoC in Jammu and Kashmir.

• Highlights: Defence Minister AK Antony makes statement in Parliament on ceasefire violations

  Defence Minister AK Antony is making a statement in the Rajya Sabha on the continued ceasefire violations along the Line of Control or LoC. The government has been under pressure from the Opposition over the rising violence at the LoC.

• Defence Minister AK Antony to make statement in Parliament on ceasefire violations

  Defence Minister AK Antony is scheduled to make a statement in Parliament today on the continued ceasefire violations along the Line of Control or LoC.

• Defence Minister AK Antony should have apologised, says LK Advani

  BJP leader LK Advani on Tuesday suggested that Defence Minister A.K. Antony should have apologised for making an "inaccurate" statement on the August 6 killing of five Indian soldiers by Pakistani troops.

• Blog: Did tactical errors trap Indian soldiers?

  Defence Minister AK Antony's statement in Parliament on Thursday blaming special troops of Pakistani army for attack on the Indian Army patrol in Poonch area early on Tuesday has brought the curtain down on the controversy, at least temporarily.

• Pakistan Army involved in attack on Indian soldiers, says Defence Minister AK Antony in Parliament

  With the government under attack for its response to the deadly ambush of five soldiers in Kashmir, Defence Minister AK Antony today indicted Pakistan's army for the attack in a new statement to parliament.

• Don't take our restraint for granted: AK Antony's statement on Pak attack

  After being attacked by the Opposition for letting Pakistan off the hook for the deadly ambush on five Indian soldiers in Kashmir this week, Defence Minister AK Antony today issued a new statement.

• Statement on soldiers' killing not changed at our behest: Prime Minister's Office

  The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) on Wednesday night rubbished as "mischievous" the reports that a statement on the killing of five Indian soldiers on the LoC was changed at its behest.

• Pakistan army involved in killing of Indian soldiers: Defence Minister AK Antony

  After being attacked by the Opposition for letting Pakistan off the hook for the deadly ambush on five Indian soldiers in Kashmir this week, Defence Minister AK Antony today issued a new statement on the attack in Parliament, and indicted the Pakistani Army.

• The contradictions that tripped government after killing of Indian soldiers

  The government 's primary challenge today was to asphyxiate the controversy generated by Defence Minister AK Antony, whose statement on the killing of five Indian soldiers in Kashmir conflicted with the army's original account.

• Nitish Kumar wants AK Antony to apologise for remarks on Pakistan attack

  On the day Parliament was paralysed over Defence Minister A K Antony's statement on Pakistan's attack on Indian soldiers, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar joined the opposition's chorus, saying Mr Antony should apologise or withdraw his statement made yesterday.