Rafale deal: Dassault paid kickbacks to Ambani's firm, says Rahul Gandhi
Congress
chief Rahul Gandhi Friday alleged that Dassault Aviation paid Rs 2.84 billion
to Anil Ambani's Reliance
Defence as the "first installment of kickbacks" and claimed
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was having "sleepless nights" fearing
action if a probe was conducted into the Rafale
deal.
He
also alleged that CBI chief Alok Verma was removed as he wanted to investigate
the deal.
There
was no immediate reaction from the government and Ambani on the fresh charges
made by Gandhi. However, they have previously rejected all allegations made
over the Rafale deal.
Dassault
Aviation CEO ric Trappier has said the reason Ambani's firm was given the
offset contract and not state-run Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) was that
it had land for the project, he said, alleging the land was purchased by
Ambani's company with the money that Dassault gave.
"Dassault
gave Rs 2.84 billion to a loss-making company with a valuation of Rs 8,30,000.
This is the first installment of kickbacks that has been given to Anil
Ambani," he said. Read
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