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Don't terrorise us on tax: Rafale engine manufacturer tells Rajnath Singh

During the presentation, CEO of the Safran Aircraft Engines Olivier Andries revealed plans for nearly $150 million investment in the country towards training and maintenance

Bordeaux: Defense Minister Rajnath Singh inspects a Rafale Jet at its Dassault Aviation assembly line, in Bordeaux, France, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2019. Rajnath Singh is in the city for the handover ceremony of the first Rafale combat jet acquired by the I
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Bordeaux: Defense Minister Rajnath Singh inspects a Rafale Jet at its Dassault Aviation assembly line, in Bordeaux, France, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2019. Rajnath Singh is in the city for the handover ceremony of the first Rafale combat jet acquired by the I

Press Trust of India Paris
India should provide an attractive business environment and not "terrorise us" with its tax and customs rules, the CEO of the French engine manufacturer behind the Rafale fighter jet told Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday while announcing that the company plans to invest nearly $150 million in the country.

French multinational Safran, the manufacturer of the M88 state of the art engines fitted in the Rafale jets acquired by India, gave a presentation of its facility to the minister who took a tour of the assembly line of the company near the French capital.

"Visited the Engine Manufacturing Facility