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Facing the threat of cancellation of its deal, AgustaWestland today told the Defence Ministry it was not involved in any wrong doing in securing the Rs 3,600-crore contract for supplying 12 VVIP choppers to the IAF.
After meeting with Defence Ministry officials, the company issued a statement saying it has nominated former Supreme Court Judge B.N. Srikrishna for arbitration with the Defence Ministry.
The officials of AgustaWestland including its top executives here denied any wrong doing on the part of the firm in the chopper deal, defence officials said.
Earlier in the day, the firm had said in a statement that, “AgustaWestland denies all allegations of violation of the pre-contract integrity pact and the contract.
“We will deliver the formal written response to the exceptions raised by the Indian Defence Ministry.”
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