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Investigation about sale of AW helicopters to India, Tyagi: "I am innocent, I want an inquiry"

New Delhi, India - The former Chief of Air Staff suspected of having favoured the subsidiary of Finmeccanica

The inquiry about the alleged bribery relative to the purchase of 12 AW-101 helicopters to the Indian government, which led to the arrest of Giuseppe Orsi, Finmeccanica Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, and Bruno Spagnolini, CEO of AgustaWestland, is producing its effects also in India: the former Chief of Air Staff of the South-Asian country S P Tyagi, who is suspected of having favoured the Anglo-Italian...

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