France supplies "substandard" Rafale aircraft to India?

New Delhi: Exterior condition of planes is bad, pictures of warplanes arriving in India went viral on social media
France provided "substandard" Rafale aircraft to India? The external condition of the planes is bad. Pictures of the warplanes arriving in India have gone viral on social media. According to the details, billions of dollars worth of Rafale fighter jets from France have become a source of embarrassment for India. India received 5 Rafale fighter jets from France a few days ago.
India has signed a defense deal with France worth about ً 9 billion to buy Raphael fighter jets. However, some pictures of the Raphael planes that India received have come to light which has caused embarrassment to India. The photos show that the external condition of the Raphael planes is very bad. The condition of the paint on the planes makes it look as if these planes are used.
In this regard, the Modi government has become the target of ridicule and criticism on social media. While a large number of Indians are demanding clarification from the Indian government in this regard. On the one hand, India is being ridiculed and criticized, while on the other hand, the Indian Defense Minister warned China about the border dispute in the western Himalayas after receiving the Raphael plane.
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has said that with the arrival of Raphael warplanes, a new era has begun in our military history. The new warplanes will further strengthen the Indian Air Force and counter any threat to the country. "Those who are upset or critical of the inclusion of Raphael aircraft in the Indian Air Force are the ones who want to jeopardize our border integrity," Rajnath Singh said.
While Prime Minister Narendra Modi also said on the arrival of Raphael planes that there is no sacrifice like national defense, there is no good work like national defense, there is no action like national defense. It is to be noted that the talks between India and France for the purchase of Raphael planes started in 2012 which was suspended for two years but was resumed in 2014 after Modi took over the government.
In September 2016, the two countries signed a costly deal worth 80 8.8 billion, including the purchase of 36 Rafale aircraft, the most expensive deal. On the other hand, the Congress had alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi Anil Ambani was also with Modi when he visited France on April 10, 2015 to purchase 36 aircraft.