New Delhi: The Modi government has been wanting to sell the government aviation company Air India for the last several years. But due to a lack of fair price and indifferent attitude among buyers, no concrete action has been taken on this. But for the first time, the government has spoken its heart. Union Civil Aviation Minister Harpreet Puri has said that the central government is trying to sell Air India to a domestic company only. This is the first time the government has expressed its heartfelt desire for Air India.

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According to Union Aviation Minister Harpreet, in the last few months, many foreign and domestic companies have expressed a desire to buy Air India. But the prices and government conditions are not being negotiated. Once the price has been decided, the government has not been able to take any action on it. The government says that Air India has been incurring losses for the last ten years. There is a loss of about 26 crores.

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According to sources in the Ministry of Civil Aviation, in the last few days, Indian company Indigo has offered to buy Air India. Also, the Etihad company of Abu Dhabi has also held a meeting with the officials of the ministry to buy the airlines. But the government has not made any official start yet. Officials have clarified that there is no talk from the Tata group to buy Air India. Let us tell you that a few days ago there were reports that the Tata group could buy Air India.

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