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New Delhi, May 4 (IANS) The Centre on Saturday filed a fresh affidavit in Rafale deal in the Supreme Court seeking the application of review of the deal "ought to be dismissed with exemplary costs" as it signifies "complete misuse and abuse of the legal process".
The Centre expressed its commitment to provide the top court any document, which is required to read in detail.
The Centre informed the apex court that it had submitted access to all files, notings, letters etc., related to procurement "including the full pricing details" to the Comptroller an Auditor General (CAG).
The affidavit cited the CAG report on the deal, "Â…the price of 36 Rafale is 2.86 per cent lower than the audit aligned price, apart from additional benefits, which would accrue because of change from firm and fixed pricing to non-firm price."
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