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Seizing on a French media report that commissions were paid between 2007 and 2012 for securing the Rafale deal with India, the BJP on Tuesday said the INC (Indian National Congress) should be renamed as "I Need Commission".
The party alleged that the Congress' dissatisfaction with the cut on offer was behind the failed negotiations when it was in power.
BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra launched a scathing attack on the Congress leadership, especially Rahul Gandhi who has been alleging corruption in the purchase of the fighter aircraft by the Modi government. Patra accused him of spreading "canard, disinformation and lies".
Patra also sought Rahul Gandhi's response to the fresh revelation by French investigative journal Mediapart.
He should respond to this from Italy, Patra said, citing reports that the Congress leader is currently not in India.
Corruption has become "homeless" after the BJP came to power, and its address is 10 Janpath, he alleged, referring to the residence of Congress president Sonia Gandhi.
The Congress hit back at the BJP, saying that the government has launched "operation cover up" and demanded to know as to why it had not probed the entire episode so far.
Noting that his party has been seeking a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) probe into the deal, Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera asked as to why the government has not agreed to this.
Political battle over the matter has heated up after Mediapart made fresh claims that bogus invoices were used that enabled French aircraft maker Dassault Aviation to pay at least 7.5 million euros in secret commissions to a middleman to help it secure the Rafale deal with India.
According to Mediapart's investigation, Dassault Aviation paid the kickbacks to the intermediary in Mauritius between 2007 and 2012.
The Congress-led UPA was in power between 2004 and 2014, leading the ruling BJP for the first time to launch an aggressive counter-attack on the main opposition party after confining itself mostly to dismiss its allegations of corruption in the deal.
The Modi government had inked the deal on September 23, 2016, to procure 36 Rafale jets from Dassault Aviation after a nearly seven-year exercise to procure 126 Medium Multi-Role Combat Aircraft (MMRCA) for the Indian Air Force did not fructify during the UPA regime.

'INC = I Need Commission': BJP attacks Congress on new Rafale report

"INC should be renamed as I Need Commission": BJP tears into Congress over new Rafale report by French journal

BJP seeks Rahul's response to fresh revelation by French journal Mediapart

Start with Sambit&nbsp;Patra&nbsp;byte: INC should be renamed I need Commission (Patch) Rahul&nbsp;must answer on French report
Seizing on a French media report that commissions were paid between 2007 and 2012 for securing the Rafale deal with India, the BJP on Tuesday said the INC, which stands for Indian National Congress, should be renamed as "I Need Commission".
The party alleged that the Congress' dissatisfaction with the cut on offer was behind the failed negotiations when it was in power.
BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra launched a scathing attack on the Congress leadership, especially Rahul Gandhi who has been alleging corruption in the purchase of the fighter aircraft by the Modi government. Patra accused him of spreading "canard, disinformation and lies".
Patra also sought Rahul Gandhi's response to the fresh revelation by French investigative journal Mediapart.
The Congress hit back at the BJP, saying that the government has launched "operation cover up" and demanded to know as to why it had not probed the entire episode so far.
Byte: Pawan&nbsp;Khera

The BJP&nbsp;alleged that the Congress' dissatisfaction with the cut on offer was behind the failed Rafale negotiations when it was in power

Seizing on a French media report that commissions were paid between 2007 and 2012 for securing the Rafale deal with India, the BJP on Tuesday said the INC (Indian National Congress) should be renamed as "I Need Commission".
The party alleged that the Congress' dissatisfaction with the cut on offer was behind the failed negotiations when it was in power.
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BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra launched a scathing attack on the Congress leadership, especially Rahul Gandhi who has been alleging corruption in the purchase of the fighter aircraft by the Modi government. Patra accused him of spreading "canard, disinformation and lies".
Patra also sought Rahul Gandhi's response to the fresh revelation by French investigative journal Mediapart.
He should respond to this from Italy, Patra said, citing reports that the Congress leader is currently not in India.
Corruption has become "homeless" after the BJP came to power, and its address is 10 Janpath, he alleged, referring to the residence of Congress president Sonia Gandhi.
The Congress hit back at the BJP, saying that the government has launched "operation cover up" and demanded to know as to why it had not probed the entire episode so far.
Also Watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/explained-rafale-deal-probe-in-france-and-what-it-means-for-india-1625573964477" target="_blank">Explained: Rafale deal probe in France and what it means for India</a>
Noting that his party has been seeking a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) probe into the deal, Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera asked as to why the government has not agreed to this.
Political battle over the matter has heated up after Mediapart made fresh claims that bogus invoices were used that enabled French aircraft maker Dassault Aviation to pay at least 7.5 million euros in secret commissions to a middleman to help it secure the Rafale deal with India.
According to Mediapart's investigation, Dassault Aviation paid the kickbacks to the intermediary in Mauritius between 2007 and 2012.
The Congress-led UPA was in power between 2004 and 2014, leading the ruling BJP for the first time to launch an aggressive counter-attack on the main opposition party after confining itself mostly to dismiss its allegations of corruption in the deal.
The Modi government had inked the deal on September 23, 2016, to procure 36 Rafale jets from Dassault Aviation after a nearly seven-year exercise to procure 126 Medium Multi-Role Combat Aircraft (MMRCA) for the Indian Air Force did not fructify during the UPA regime.

Congress said there has been no reaction from the government 24 hours after France ordered inquiry into Rafale deal

Congress On Rafale Deal: slams govt's silence, says 'middlemen got crores'

The Congress slammed PM Modi led&nbsp; government&rsquo;s silence over recent developments around India's ₹ 59,000-crore Rafale jet deal

((pick up&nbsp;party spokesperson Pawan Khera's&nbsp;bite questioning govt's silence and Rahul's&nbsp;tweet grab))
Supers:
<ul>
<li>Congress slams Modi&nbsp;govt's silence on Rafale jet deal after probe ordered</li>
<li>Cong says there has been no reaction from Centre in the last 24 hours</li>
<li>'Chor ki dadhi': Congress leader Rahul Gandhi hits out at PM Modi</li>
<li>Cong:&nbsp;available documents show huge amounts paid to middlemen&nbsp;</li>
<li>French judge tasked to probe alleged corruption in the deal</li>
</ul>

Congress said there has been no reaction from the government 24 hours after France ordered inquiry into Rafale deal

The Congress on Sunday slammed PM Modi led central government&rsquo;s silence over recent developments around India's ₹59,000-crore Rafale jet deal. The Congress said there has been no reaction from the government 24 hours after <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/french-judge-to-probe-alleged-corruption-in-rafale-sale-to-india-report-1625298565665" target="_blank">France ordered inquiry into the&nbsp;Rafale deal</a>.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi tweeted to&nbsp;ask why Prime Minister Modi's government wasn't ready for a JPC probe
Citing available documents, it also said huge amounts of money were paid to middlemen in the deal.
The Congress on Saturday renewed its attack on the Narendra Modi government over the Rafale deal after reports that a French judge has been tasked to probe alleged corruption in the deal
Also Watch&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/rafale-deal-congress-demands-jpc-after-reports-on-french-probe-1625305473351" target="_blank">Rafale deal: Congress demands JPC after reports on French probe</a>

The Congress on Saturday renewed its attack on the Narendra Modi government over the Rafale deal after reports that a French judge has been tasked to probe alleged corruption in the deal. Congress, which has been attack Prime Minister Narendra Modi for long over the deal, on Saturday against demanded a join parliamentary probe in the ₹59,000 crore fighter jet deal. "French website 'Mediapart' has made public all the evidence in the Reliance-Dassault deal. Modi Govt and 'sweetheart' deal (Rafale Deal) is clear now. Will Prime Minister Narendra Modi allow Joint Parliamentary Committee investigation now?" Cpngress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala asked on Saturday.
'Mediapart' has reported that a French judge is probing alleged &ldquo;corruption and favouritism&rdquo; in the Rafale fighter aircraft deal with India. The French website carried a series of reports on alleged irregularities in the Rafale deal in April 2021.

Rafale deal: Congress demands JPC after reports on French probe

Congress has renewed its attack on the Narendra Modi government over the Rafale deal after reports that a French judge is probing alleged corruption in the deal

((Start with Surjewala&nbsp;byte:&nbsp;"French website 'Mediapart' has made public all the evidence in the Reliance-Dassault deal. Modi Govt and 'sweetheart' deal (Rafale Deal) is clear now. Will Prime Minister Narendra Modi allow Joint Parliamentary Committee investigation now?"))
The Congress on Saturday renewed its attack on the Narendra Modi government over the Rafale deal after reports that a French judge has been tasked to probe alleged corruption in the deal. Congress, which has been attack Prime Minister Narendra Modi for long over the deal, on Saturday against demanded a join parliamentary probe in the ₹59,000 crore fighter jet deal. 'Mediapart' has reported that a French judge is probing alleged &ldquo;corruption and favouritism&rdquo; in the Rafale fighter aircraft deal with India. The French website carried a series of reports on alleged irregularities in the Rafale deal in April 2021.

The Congress on Saturday renewed its attack on the Narendra Modi government over the Rafale deal after reports that a French judge has been tasked to probe alleged corruption in the deal

The Congress on Saturday renewed its attack on the Narendra Modi government over the Rafale deal after reports that a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/french-judge-to-probe-alleged-corruption-in-rafale-sale-to-india-report-1625298565665" target="_blank">French judge has been tasked to probe alleged corruption in the deal</a>. Congress, which has been attack Prime Minister Narendra Modi for long over the deal, on Saturday against demanded a join parliamentary probe in the ₹59,000 crore fighter jet deal. "French website 'Mediapart' has made public all the evidence in the Reliance-Dassault deal. Modi Govt and 'sweetheart' deal (Rafale Deal) is clear now. Will Prime Minister Narendra Modi allow Joint Parliamentary Committee investigation now?" Cpngress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala asked on Saturday.
'Mediapart' has reported that a French judge is probing alleged &ldquo;corruption and favouritism&rdquo; in the Rafale fighter aircraft deal with India. The French website carried a series of reports on alleged irregularities in the Rafale deal in April 2021.

A French judge is probing alleged &ldquo;corruption and favouritism&rdquo; in the ₹59,000 crore Rafale fighter aircraft deal with India, French online journal Mediapart has reported.
The probe into the inter-governmental deal signed in 2016 was formally opened on June 14, Mediapart said. It added that the probe was confirmed by the financial crimes branch of the French public prosecution services on Friday.
The French website carried a series of reports on alleged irregularities in the Rafale deal in April 2021.
The criminal investigation, according&nbsp;to Mediapart, will probe actions of former French president Fran&ccedil;ois Hollande, who was in office when the Rafale deal was inked. IT will also look into the roles of current French president Emmanuel Macron, who was at the time Hollande&rsquo;s economy and finance minister, and foreign minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, who was then the defence minister.

French judge to probe alleged corruption in Rafale sale to India: report

A French judge is probing alleged &ldquo;corruption and favouritism&rdquo; in the ₹59,000 crore Rafale fighter aircraft deal with India, French online journal Mediapart has reported

A French judge is probing alleged &ldquo;corruption and favouritism&rdquo; in the ₹59,000 crore Rafale fighter aircraft deal with India, French online journal Mediapart has reported.
The probe into the inter-governmental deal signed in 2016 was formally opened on June 14, Mediapart said. It added that the probe was confirmed by the financial crimes branch of the French public prosecution services on Friday.
The French website carried a series of reports on alleged irregularities in the Rafale deal in April 2021.
The criminal investigation, according&nbsp;to Mediapart, will probe actions of former French president Fran&ccedil;ois Hollande, who was in office when the Rafale deal was inked. IT will also look into the roles of current French president Emmanuel Macron, who was at the time Hollande&rsquo;s economy and finance minister, and foreign minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, who was then the defence minister.

A French judge is probing alleged &ldquo;corruption and favouritism&rdquo; in the ₹59,000 crore Rafale fighter aircraft deal with India, French online journal Mediapart has reported.
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