Rafale Documents Stolen From Defence Ministry: Government Tells Supreme Court
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Modi Govt Claims in Supreme Court That Rafale Papers Were Stolen, Probe Underway
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Rafale Case: Govt says documents stolen from Defence Ministry, CBI investigation will do damage to country
Thief returned documents: Chidambaram on 'stolen' Rafale files
Rafale LIVE: Supreme Court Adjourns Case to March 14 After A-G, Petitioners Spar Over 'Stolen Files'
Statement that Rafale files were stolen from MoD wholly incorrect': Attorney General KK Venugopal clarifies that he was talking about photocopies | India News
Rafale documents not stolen, petitioners used photocopies: Attorney General
Rafale deal: Setback for Modi govt, SC says 'stolen' Rafale documents admissible in the court
Rafale Deal Verdict: Centre Seeks Dismissal of Review Petitions as 'They Relied on Stolen Documents', Supreme Court Asks 'Can't Stolen Evidence be Looked at if Relevant' | India.com
Headlines: Centre claims Rafale documents were stolen from defence ministry, and 9 other top stories
Secret Rafale files were stolen from Defence Ministry: Centre tells Supreme Court - BusinessToday
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Rafale Documents Not Stolen, Petitioners Used Photocopies, Attorney General Clarifies
Rafale Deal documents stolen from Defence Ministry: Attorney General of India tells SC | Free Press Kashmir
Rafale deal: Setback for Modi govt, SC says 'stolen' Rafale documents admissible in the court
Rafale files not stolen, but photocopied, says AG - The Hindu BusinessLine
Rafale documents not stolen from Defence Ministry, petitioners used photocopies of original papers: Attorney General Venugopal | India News – India TV
K.K. Venugopal Now Says Rafale Documents Were Not Stolen From Defence Ministry
