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Caught on cam: Former Air Force chief SP Tyagi's wife heckles journalist

| Dec 05, 2018, 10:58:51 AM | Times Now

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Former Air Force chief SP Tyagi's wife heckled a journalist, and the entire incident is caught on cam. While SP Tyagi evaded question on Christian James Michel extradition and UPA-era AgustaWestland chopper scam, his wife misbehaved with journalists. Former Air Force chief SP Tyagi is allegedly involved in the VVIP Chopper deal scam, making it the first time that a former armed forces chief has been held on corruption allegations.

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