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At some point, the Pakistani Minister of State for Water and Power Abid Sher Ali, who was standing in for the Defence minister said, the number of army troops martyred could not be disclosed to the Parliament due to security reasons. In essence this was more of an excuse rather than admitting that the minister himself was in total oblivion. Anyways, just like the Indians have to run back to 1971 to salvage any lost argument, lately they have been dragging this statement by the minister in a desperate attempt to claim that Pakistan was hiding it's casualties. As they say what goes around, comes around, now the tables have turned with the an Indian minister arguing that even an arms deal cannot be disclosed to the Parliament due to security reasons, I wonder what the Indian members have to say about it now....is the BJP government hiding massive kickbacks and other corruption in the deal.!!!

Cannot disclose Rafale deal details in Parliament: Amit Shah
Shah also lauded Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's reply on the matter in Lok Sabha on Thursday. Jaitley had accused the Congress of "seriously compromising" on national security by demanding disclosure of details of the Rafale deal.

By: PTI | New Delhi | Published: February 9, 2018 8:43 pm

BJP chief Amit Shah on Friday targeted the Congress for its attack on the government over the Rafale fighter jet deal, saying disclosing its details in Parliament will harm national interest and that the UPA dispensation had also followed a similar practice. At a BJP Parliamentary Party meeting, he told MPs that sharing all details of the deal such as expenditure incurred on its weaponry and the technological know-how will only alert India’s enemies and harm the country’s interests, according to some leaders present there.

Even the UPA government did not share details of defence deals finalised by it for similar reasons of secrecy, he said. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ananth Kumar said Shah told party MPs that broader details of the transaction, including that it would cost over Rs 58,000 crore, have been shared but break-up of expenditure cannot be made public.

Shah also lauded Finance Minister Arun Jaitley’s reply on the matter in Lok Sabha on Thursday. Jaitley had accused the Congress of “seriously compromising” on national security by demanding disclosure of details of the Rafale deal.

He had also asked its president Rahul Gandhi to “learn” from former defence minister Pranab Mukherjee “lessons on national security”. Shah in his address also described Gandhi as “undemocratic”, saying this mindset was behind the Congress disrupting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech in Lok Sabha on Wednesday.

http://indianexpress.com/article/in...deal-details-in-parliament-amit-shah-5057694/
 
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It is public money - if the Government doesn't want to make the nitty gritty of the deal public, it must share it with the principal opposition party. Ideally, it should be Leader of Opposition, who has Cabinet Minister rank de facto. But because Congress doesn't have 10% seats, the post lies vacant.

Having said that, there is no harm sharing it with the public.
 
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Are you sure the poster has got the title right ?
 
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Are you sure the poster has got the title right ?
Na, he just confused the case with his army. The army won't share, here the government won't share the details.

You know, just windy things.

The title may be right, like we make our own meds. While they buy that from us, they take our medicine.
 
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Hahaha.
As if Pakistan shared with her parliament the details of submarine deal with China.
 
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Oh you Indians, just shut up and taste your own medicine. So what if it's generic.

Do we still read these breezy posts? Since you are an expert on these posts, I would like to know if there are people stupid enough to read them and waste the time.
 
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Do we still read these breezy posts? Since you are an expert on these posts, I would like to know if there are people stupid enough to read them and waste the time.
So in hindsight you are implying that he's stupid.!!!
One also wonders, what makes you to comment here on the same.
 
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Hes not giveping 58000 crore rupees breakdown on this deal citing security issues and thats from enemy countries LMAO .

So a cost breakdown will pose risks? LMAO It has kcikbacks and massive kickbacks written all over it.

And guess where a portion of that kickback amount will be spent on?

On such projects to issue individual idnumbers to millions of cows

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/40-m...r-at-cost-of-rs-50-crore-in-1st-phase.542586/

Na, he just confused the case with his army. The army won't share, here the government won't share the details.

You know, just windy things.

The title may be right, like we make our own meds. While they buy that from us, they take our medicine.
Source to your claim that pakistan buys medicines from india? Provide the link
 
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Yup, so called top sources have disclosed it to the media but let's keep the parliament in dark.

India is paying about 91 million euros for each of the 36 Rafale fighters it is buying from France and this is about eight million euros cheaper than what the UPA government was negotiating, top sources have told India Today.

It's a stupid article. The Opposition is asking for a detailed breakup of the costs of each part of the Rafale deal. That can't be done.

The govt has released the major cost components already.
 
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Hes not giveping 58000 crore rupees breakdown on this deal citing security issues and thats from enemy countries LMAO .

So a cost breakdown will pose risks? LMAO It has kcikbacks and massive kickbacks written all over it.

And guess where a portion of that kickback amount will be spent on?

On such projects to issue individual idnumbers to millions of cows

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/40-m...r-at-cost-of-rs-50-crore-in-1st-phase.542586/


Source to your claim that pakistan buys medicines from india? Provide the link

Can't you read? He said,"They take our medicine," he didn't say, "They buy our medicine". And if you still didn't get what he was trying to convey, what do you think is the job description for Sushma Swaraj? Don't tell me you think she is the Minister for External Affairs?
 
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