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Modi in dogfight with Rafale warplanes
NEW DELHI: India’s attorney general on Wednesday said certain documents pertaining to the purchase of Rafale fighter jets from France have been stolen from the defence ministry.
Attorney General of India KK Venugopal told the Indian Supreme Court, which was hearing review petitions in the Rafale deal case, that “these documents were stolen from the Defence Ministry either by former or present employees”.
“These are secret documents and can’t be in the public domain,” Venugopal told the court, representing the central government.
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