SC dismisses govt's preliminary objections in Rafale deal case, informs Arun Shourie

Patna (Bihar): After the Supreme Court dismissed Centre’s preliminary objection in the Rafale case and allowed the leaked documents to be a part of the review petition, Union Minister of Law & Justice Ravi Shankar Prasad said that a "wrong" perception was being created that the SC order was a setback to the central government, and that the motivated campaign led by Congress president Rahul Gandhi will be repelled by the people of India.
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