Does Rahul Gandhi need certificate from Pakistan on Rafale, questions BJP


New Delhi, Mar 7 (PTI): Accusing Congress president of speaking "blatant lies" on the Rafale issue, the BJP said on Thursday he neither believes the Indian Air Force nor Supreme Court verdict and asked if he needed a certificate from Pakistan about the fighter aircraft.

Soon after Gandhi demanded a probe against Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the Rafale deal, the BJP hit back with Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad alleging that the Congress president believes Pakistan more than Indian forces and its leaders.

"I totally condemn blatant lies of Rahul Gandhi. He does not believe the Indian Air Force, does not trust the Supreme Court verdict that clearly said there is no commercial impropriety in the (Rafale) procurement process. He does not believe the CAG," Prasad said.

"Will Rahul Gandhi need a certificate about Rafale from Pakistan. In that we cannot help. Of late he believes Pakistan more than Indian forces and its leaders," the senior BJP leader added.

Earlier in the day, Gandhi asked why a probe cannot be ordered against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a "Rs 30,000-crore scam" when an investigation has been initiated into the theft of official documents related to the fighter jet deal.

At a press conference, he accused the prime minister of conducting parallel negotiations on the fighter jet deal and the government of manipulating institutions to "save" him. The parallel negotiations "retarded" the delivery of Rafale, he claimed.

  

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  • peddu, Mangalore

    Thu, Mar 07 2019

    Our Lawless Minister must have misunderstood JPC to Joint Pakistani Committee... This happens when your days are numbered...

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Mar 07 2019

    Fingers point towards Modi & Ambani ...

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  • Nasir, Bajpe

    Thu, Mar 07 2019

    First get back the documents which you said it was stolen.

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  • N.M, Mangalore

    Thu, Mar 07 2019

    1. Modi invited ISI to probe Pathankot attack.
    2. He invited then Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif for his swearing-in.
    3. He shamelessly landed in Lahore without an invitation to celebrate Sharief's birthday.

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  • Sangram, kundapur

    Thu, Mar 07 2019

    I appricaicat Pakistan for One thing is that"There is no anti national in Pakistan"

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Thu, Mar 07 2019

    Shameless, guilty & manupulative people just be sincere and transperent and make all the facts black & white. You people on this earth can cheat and overtake any human power or judiciary but what you will answer on the final judgement day ?
    Why Rafale documents have been stolen. You people have made such documents disappear. You people are not capable to remain in power if such secret & sensitive documents documents disappear from high security area.

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  • Gangaram, Moodbidri

    Thu, Mar 07 2019

    Court may need to do brain maping of govt lawyer wether he tells truth or lie to court about stollen secret documents.....

    stollen or secretly taken out???

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  • gm, mlur

    Thu, Mar 07 2019

    Why the documents are disappeared? Why are you scared to give it to SC?

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