Milan: A joint team of the Central Bureau of Investigation, Defence Ministry and the External Affairs Ministry will meet the officials of AgustaWestland and its parent company Finmeccanica in Italy on Wednesday.
This comes a day after visiting British Prime Minister David Cameron said that the UK needs evidence to proceed against AgustaWestland. Meanwhile, just a day ahead of the Budget Session of Parliament, the government said it's ready for a JPC probe.
Defence Minister AK Antony also rejected reports of a divide within the government over the decision to scrap the chopper deal and ruled out his resignation over the controversial deal.
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