Raphael controversy: BJP calls Congress 'I need commission' party

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The Raphael controversy has once again become a hot topic following reports of bribery in the French portal Mediapart's Raphael deal. The Congress and the BJP have once again started making counter-allegations on this issue. The BJP on Tuesday termed the Congress (INC) as an "I Need Commission" party following a report by French portal Mediapart. Was replaced. Congress demanded a JPC inquiry into the issue.
According to French media reports, the BJP had claimed that a "commission" had been given to the mediator during the Congress rule between 2007 and 2012 for the Raphael deal. BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra had lashed out at Rahul Gandhi for constantly accusing the Modi government on the issue of alleged corruption in the procurement of Raphael fighter planes.
The correspondent quoted a French media report as saying that it was now clear that corruption in the Raphael deal had taken place during the UPA's tenure. This whole case is between the year 2006 to 2013. The name of the broker has also come up in this deal. The broker's name is SM Gupta. The man was also named in the Augusta Westland VVIP helicopter scam. Gupta is an old infiltration player. He was also a commission agent in the Augusta Westland case.
"During the tenure of the Congress, we did not see the Commission of Purchase, but the Commission of Agreement," Patra added. Rahul Gandhi should reply from Italy that this agreement mentions 50% commission. Before the 2014 elections, the Congress and the Opposition had created an overwhelming atmosphere about Raphael.
Responding to the allegations, Congress spokesperson Pawan Kheda said, "You have made a deal with the commission very soon." And made it so that an item worth Rs. Bought for Rs 150 crore. This shows that in the Raphael deal, Rs. 21,000 crore scam has taken place.
Pawan Kheda added that Kolsa, Tuji, Vinod Rai's apology and now Raphael ... Prime Minister Modi who removed the no-corruption clause in this case has been caught. 3 crore fighter jet worth Rs. The Prime Minister himself goes to buy for Rs 150 crore. Transfer of technology is canceled. Such a big deal is done without any tender. The Prime Minister himself intervenes and ignores the Ministry of Law and the Ministry of Defense. Despite the complaint and confiscation of documents from the broker's house, no action has been taken for 6 months. On the contrary, the CBI director is removed overnight.