India receives first Rafale aircraft, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh receives a receipt

India receives first Rafale aircraft, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh receives a receipt

               Today, India will get one of the deadliest war planes in the world. India's Defense Minister Rajnath Singh had arrived in France. Today, on the day of Dussehra, Rafale will be added to the Indian Air Force. Before leaving to receive Rafale, Rajnath Singh met French President Emanuel Macron.

           Along with Rajnath Singh, the President of the Indian Air Force, Chief Air Marshal RKS Bhadoria is also present in France. 36 fighter jets have been dealt between the two countries.

            The country's defense minister, Rajnath Singh, has arrived in Paris to receive Rafale. It was then that Rajnath Singh had a meeting with French President Emanuel Macron. Rajnath Singh has reached Bordeaux by a French Air Force plane. Where India was assigned the first Rafale aircraft. Rafale was received by Defense Minister Rajnath Singh.

                Before leaving for Paris, Rajnath Singh said on Monday that there is enthusiasm all over the country about India getting a Rafale. Now the Rafale aircraft will officially join the Indian Air Force. Every Indian will be his witness. Rajnath Singh also called on French President Emmanuel Mancero today. Air Marshal HS Arora, Vice Chief of the Air Force, will be accompanied by the Defense Minister.

Rajnath will also perform arms worship in France

               After training of pilots and officers, Rafale will begin to visit India in May 2020. Today, Rajnath Singh will perform arms worship in France at the Vijayadashmi festival. Rafale will also fly in combat jets. After a short time, the minister of worship will fly to Rafale. It is worth mentioning that on Dussehra, the tradition of arms worship is special and today is the 87th Air Force Day.

          According to the Ministry of Defense, Rajnath Singh will be present in the program to hand over Rafale to France's Defense Minister Florence Parle in Marignac. France's Chief of Army Staff and Rafale's maker Dassault Aviation officials will also be present on the occasion.

                           Rajnath Singh, who  arrived  in  France, said that everyone is naturally excited about Rafale. Rafale will be assigned to India. I hope you too will be a witness to this ceremony. Meanwhile, French Defense Minister Florence Parle will also be present at the ceremony. Before departing for Bordeaux, Rajnath Singh will also meet with French President Amanuel Macro in Paris.