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Letter to BS: Disclosing Rafale deal details against 'national interest'

Opposition of today could well be the government of tomorrow and will have access to all the details

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Like the present debate on the Rafale deal, governments have often taken refuge in the “interests of national security” to ward off giving details of the differences in the deals concluded by them. But the Opposition of today could well be the government of tomorrow and will have access to all the details. Now if they feel that the deal can be cancelled and a new deal entered into, we will only have deals and no aircraft. The air force and the security of the country will suffer. But do they care?  And let me add — nothing is so

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