Antony says he would cover the shortages in defence preparedness by next year. This statement came after Gen. Singh
wrote to the P.M. on this issue. God save this country. At least after fighting even up to the Supreme Court about his date
of birth near his retirement; he could think of the country's preparedness and security.
wrote to the P.M. on this issue. God save this country. At least after fighting even up to the Supreme Court about his date
of birth near his retirement; he could think of the country's preparedness and security.
> Date: Sun, 8 Apr 2012 22:26:07 +0530
> Subject: [HumJanenge] Antony takes on Defence Corruption
> From: rplahiri@gmail.com
> To: humjanenge@googlegroups.com
>
> Against Corruption - Antony takes on arms lobby. Posted by: "G. C.
> Mathur" gcmbinty@yahoo.com gcmbinty Sat Apr 7, 2012 9:22 am (PDT)
>
>
>
> In TOI today (07.4.2012) the news titled "Antony in crossairs for
> taking on arms lobby?" is inspiring.Last month only, it is reported,
> Antony banned 6 top armament companies, including 4 foreign firms
> i.e., Israeli Military Industries, Singapore Technologies Kinetics,
> Rheinmetall Air Defence(Zurich) and Corporation Defence (Russia), for
> 10 years and has persistently been saying that defence purchases must
> be taint free with warnings that he would not hesitate to cancel the
> deals.This is despite warning to Antony for backlash.He is not naive
> in the politics, nor he, the known honest, was not appointed initially
> for face saving by the leadership as he has only been waiting for the
> right time. He was appointed in the background of volumes of
> complaints of corruption in the defence establishment.
>
> Nation does look at Team Anna for support to Antony, if not his
> leaders, for his fight against the established lobby, middlemen,
> foreign governments and firms.
>
> I dare say that no law can checkmate the these in the defence supply
> bazaar. The Opposition has to prove its intentions of fighting
> corruption by supporting A. K. Antony and his ilks in the Congress
> Party. Otherwise, citizens of India will take it that the entire
> creation of the situation including false reports on the movement of
> mechanized infantry from Hisar and a section of the Agra-based 50 Para
> Brigade towards Delhi on the 15th January 2012 is to mislead them.
>
> G. C. Mathur
> Subject: [HumJanenge] Antony takes on Defence Corruption
> From: rplahiri@gmail.com
> To: humjanenge@googlegroups.com
>
> Against Corruption - Antony takes on arms lobby. Posted by: "G. C.
> Mathur" gcmbinty@yahoo.com gcmbinty Sat Apr 7, 2012 9:22 am (PDT)
>
>
>
> In TOI today (07.4.2012) the news titled "Antony in crossairs for
> taking on arms lobby?" is inspiring.Last month only, it is reported,
> Antony banned 6 top armament companies, including 4 foreign firms
> i.e., Israeli Military Industries, Singapore Technologies Kinetics,
> Rheinmetall Air Defence(Zurich) and Corporation Defence (Russia), for
> 10 years and has persistently been saying that defence purchases must
> be taint free with warnings that he would not hesitate to cancel the
> deals.This is despite warning to Antony for backlash.He is not naive
> in the politics, nor he, the known honest, was not appointed initially
> for face saving by the leadership as he has only been waiting for the
> right time. He was appointed in the background of volumes of
> complaints of corruption in the defence establishment.
>
> Nation does look at Team Anna for support to Antony, if not his
> leaders, for his fight against the established lobby, middlemen,
> foreign governments and firms.
>
> I dare say that no law can checkmate the these in the defence supply
> bazaar. The Opposition has to prove its intentions of fighting
> corruption by supporting A. K. Antony and his ilks in the Congress
> Party. Otherwise, citizens of India will take it that the entire
> creation of the situation including false reports on the movement of
> mechanized infantry from Hisar and a section of the Agra-based 50 Para
> Brigade towards Delhi on the 15th January 2012 is to mislead them.
>
> G. C. Mathur
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