Rafael Controversy

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After the statement of former French President FrançoisOlinda over the failed deal, the statement of the French government and the Dassault Aviation has come out with contradictory statements. The French government issued this statement Friday night after the statement of President François Oland, in which he had claimed that the Indian government had suggested the name of a private company for the Rafael deal. A French website in an article quoted Oland as saying that the Indian government had asked the French government to nominate Reliance Defense as an Indian partner for the deal. Holland said, "We did not have any choice. The Indian government had suggested this name (Reliance Defense) and Dassault spoke to Ambani. " Responding to this claim, the statement issued on Friday night said, "TheFrench government had no role in selecting Indian industrial partners for the deal." It was further stated in the statement that according to the Indian acquisition process, the French company has a complete exemption that whatever Indian partner company deem it appropriate, he chose it, then sent it to the Government of India for approval of that offset project, which he has in India They want to work with their local partners so that they can fulfill the terms of this agreement. Companies have complete freedom to choose Indian partners, whom they think are most suitable, then can offer for the approval of the Indian government, with whom they have the desire to operate in India. Daffodil Aviation, a manufacturer of Raphael aircraft, also said in his statement Friday night that Dassault Aviation had decided to partner with Reliance Group of India. This was the decision of Dallas Aviation. The announcement of buying 36 Rafael fighter aircraft from France was done by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2015 and the deal was signed in 2016

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