Scaling up campaign on Rafale,Rahul says party will fight in

Escalating his high-pitch campaign against the Modi government over the Rafale deal, Congress president Rahul Gandhi Saturday asserted that his party would fight on the issue in "every street" in the country.

Gandhi also accused the Modi government of destroying the "strategic asset" state-run aerospace company HAL and told its employees that "Rafale is your right."
Giving a new twist to his strident Rafale campaign, Gandhi sought to reach out to present and former HAL employees, alleging that "temples of modern India are being attacked and destroyed; we cannot allow it to be done."
Speaking to reporters, Gandhi accused defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman of having rushed to France "to cover up there, but cover up cannot happen because truth iscoming out..."
We will stand with every single personwho is protecting India and fight this."
Asked whether he was implying that there was corruption in the Rafale deal, he said, "I'm not implying,I'm saying very clearly corruption has taken place, kickbacks are there, Rs 30,000 crore has been taken and given to Anil Ambani and snatched from these people (HAL employees)."
Gandhi told the gathering that he understood 'deeply' that they were pained and hurt and "this is as important to me as any corruption or anything that has happened."
I know that the government is not going to apologise, but on their behalf I apologise to you, even though I have nothing to do with it."
The gravamen of most of the employees who spoke was that HAL had the capability to make Rafale,but an attempt was being made to "dismantle" the defence PSU and the workers feel "hurt and let down."
Gandhi told reporters that Sitharaman talked about lack of experience of HAL, but had not said anything about the lack of experience of Anil Ambani, "who has never built a plane in his life."
"HAL has no debt, he has Rs 45,000 crore of debt. HAL has been working for 78 years. His company has been working for 12 days. So she has no comment about the person who got the contract. She has to comment about HAL's experience."