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Rafale Deal Verdict Live Updates: Mayawati Says Defence Minister Should Resign
Rafale Case Supreme Court verdict: The court has dismissed preliminary objections by the government to consider documents "stolen" from the defence ministry as evidence in the Rafale fighter jet case. It says it will fix the date for hearing review petitions on Rafale deal case.
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"Thief Returned Papers": P Chidambaram's Jibe At Centre Over Rafale Files
Taking a swipe at Attorney General KK Venugopal's fresh remark on Rafale documents, senior Congress leader P Chidambaram said today that from "stolen documents" they became "photocopied documents" as the "thief" may have returned them.
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Rafale Documents Not Stolen, Petitioners Used Photocopies, Attorney General Clarifies
Two days after claiming in Supreme Court that Rafale documents were "stolen" from the Defence Ministry, the government's top lawyer on Friday clarified to news agency PTI that what he meant was petitioners used "photocopies of the original" papers deemed secret by the government.
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"How Can He Protect Country If...": MK Stalin Jabs PM Over Rafale Papers
DMK president M K Stalin hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the government's assertion on Rafale documents being "stolen" from the Defence Ministry and sought to know how could he protect the country when he could not even safeguard documents.
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Rafale Documents 'Stolen' From Defence Minister, Says Centre, Targeting The Hindu
Documents related to the Rafale jet deal have been stolen from the Defence Ministry, the government told the Supreme Court today, targeting The Hindu newspaper over its investigative stories on the purchase of 36 fighter jets from France amid opposition allegations of corruption.
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"How Can We Fight (Pak) F-16s Without Rafale?" Centre Argues In Top Court
India needs Rafale jets to defend the country "from Pakistani F-16 fighters that recently bombed us", the government said today at an open court hearing on petitions asking the Supreme Court to review its clean chit to the fighter jet deal with France.
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Rafale Deal Verdict Live Updates: Mayawati Says Defence Minister Should Resign
Rafale Case Supreme Court verdict: The court has dismissed preliminary objections by the government to consider documents "stolen" from the defence ministry as evidence in the Rafale fighter jet case. It says it will fix the date for hearing review petitions on Rafale deal case.
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"Thief Returned Papers": P Chidambaram's Jibe At Centre Over Rafale Files
Taking a swipe at Attorney General KK Venugopal's fresh remark on Rafale documents, senior Congress leader P Chidambaram said today that from "stolen documents" they became "photocopied documents" as the "thief" may have returned them.
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Rafale Documents Not Stolen, Petitioners Used Photocopies, Attorney General Clarifies
Two days after claiming in Supreme Court that Rafale documents were "stolen" from the Defence Ministry, the government's top lawyer on Friday clarified to news agency PTI that what he meant was petitioners used "photocopies of the original" papers deemed secret by the government.
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"How Can He Protect Country If...": MK Stalin Jabs PM Over Rafale Papers
DMK president M K Stalin hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the government's assertion on Rafale documents being "stolen" from the Defence Ministry and sought to know how could he protect the country when he could not even safeguard documents.
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Rafale Documents 'Stolen' From Defence Minister, Says Centre, Targeting The Hindu
Documents related to the Rafale jet deal have been stolen from the Defence Ministry, the government told the Supreme Court today, targeting The Hindu newspaper over its investigative stories on the purchase of 36 fighter jets from France amid opposition allegations of corruption.
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"How Can We Fight (Pak) F-16s Without Rafale?" Centre Argues In Top Court
India needs Rafale jets to defend the country "from Pakistani F-16 fighters that recently bombed us", the government said today at an open court hearing on petitions asking the Supreme Court to review its clean chit to the fighter jet deal with France.
