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Panchnama Full: NDA's Rafale deal cheaper than UPA offer, reveals CAG report
The Rafale deal negotiated by the NDA government to procure 36 fighter jets was 2.86 per cent cheaper than the UPA's 2007 offer, the Comptroller and Auditor General said in its report.
With regard to India specific enhancements, the deal was 17.08 per cent cheaper, said the CAG report, which was tabled in Parliament on Wednesday.
In terms of engineering support package and performance based logistics, the deal was 6.54 per cent expensive, it stated.
With regard to India specific enhancements, the deal was 17.08 per cent cheaper, said the CAG report, which was tabled in Parliament on Wednesday.
In terms of engineering support package and performance based logistics, the deal was 6.54 per cent expensive, it stated.
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