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11 nuclear scientists had unnatural deaths during 2009-13 in the country, latest data provided by Department of Atomic Energy shows.

Eight scientists and engineers working in laboratories and research centres of the Department died in a blast or by hanging or drowning in the sea.

In its RTI response to Haryana-based Rahul Sehrawat dated September 21, the department said three scientists of Nuclear Power Corporation had also died under mysterious circumstances during the period of which two allegedly committed suicide and one had died in a road accident.

The bodies of two scientists of C-group posted at BARC, Trombay were found hanging in their residences in 2010, while one scientist of same grade posted at Rawatbhata was found dead at his residence in 2012.

In one case of BARC, police claims that he committed suicide because of prolonged illness and closed the case while the remaining cases are still under investigation.

Two research fellows at died in a mysterious fire in the chemistry lab of BARC, Trombay in 2010.

A scientist of F-grade was found murdered at his residence in Mumbai. It is suspected that he was strangulated but the murder accused remained untraced till date.

A D-grade scientist at RRCAT also allegedly committed suicide with police closing the case.

Another scientist posted at Kalpakkam allegedly jumped into the sea to end his life in 2013 with the case is still under probe whereas a Mumbai based scientist committed suicide by hanging, with police citing personal reasons for the same.

One scientist allegedly committed suicide by jumping into Kali river in Karwar, Karnataka with police again pointing at personal reasons.

11 nuclear scientists died in mysterious circumstances in 4 years
 
Our media is too busy with big important issues like beef controversy or some high profile page3 murder cases to cover such small and not so important ones.

One can understand the priorities by media for it's ratings, but ironically why the authorities showing fatigue to the issue.
I mean these were highly valuable human resources, not some DRDO workers.
 
11 nuclear scientists had unnatural deaths during 2009-13 in the country, latest data provided by Department of Atomic Energy shows.

Eight scientists and engineers working in laboratories and research centres of the Department died in a blast or by hanging or drowning in the sea.

In its RTI response to Haryana-based Rahul Sehrawat dated September 21, the department said three scientists of Nuclear Power Corporation had also died under mysterious circumstances during the period of which two allegedly committed suicide and one had died in a road accident.

The bodies of two scientists of C-group posted at BARC, Trombay were found hanging in their residences in 2010, while one scientist of same grade posted at Rawatbhata was found dead at his residence in 2012.

In one case of BARC, police claims that he committed suicide because of prolonged illness and closed the case while the remaining cases are still under investigation.

Two research fellows at died in a mysterious fire in the chemistry lab of BARC, Trombay in 2010.

A scientist of F-grade was found murdered at his residence in Mumbai. It is suspected that he was strangulated but the murder accused remained untraced till date.

A D-grade scientist at RRCAT also allegedly committed suicide with police closing the case.

Another scientist posted at Kalpakkam allegedly jumped into the sea to end his life in 2013 with the case is still under probe whereas a Mumbai based scientist committed suicide by hanging, with police citing personal reasons for the same.

One scientist allegedly committed suicide by jumping into Kali river in Karwar, Karnataka with police again pointing at personal reasons.

11 nuclear scientists died in mysterious circumstances in 4 years

This has also happend in Iran, most likely sabotage.
 
I did not understand why he started this thread----does not make any sense----.
This has also happend in Iran, most likely sabotage.

Few years back, when nuclear scientists in Iran were being assassinated, there was understandably much anxiety in Pakistan as Israeli agents were being mentioned openly behind these killings, well, unknown to many the same seems to have been taking place in India, one then wonders who could be behind these incidents. !!
 
There are nearly 10,000 scientists in addition to technical staff under organisations and institutions under Atomic Energy Department.
So some deaths due to suicides and accidents are bound to happen given the size of the workforce.

Also only 11 deaths in five years is quite low.

BTW a suicide at BARC in 2010 was due to a domestic affair with the fellows Spouse.

Also it was observed that among staff of four major facilities there were only 69 suicides in a period of nearly 20 years (1995-August 2014) which works out to a suicide rate of 17.5/100,000 per annum which is actually a bit less than national average.
Total staff strength at these facilities varied between 21000-22500 in this period.

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One can understand the priorities by media for it's ratings, but ironically why the authorities showing fatigue to the issue.
I mean these were highly valuable human resources, not some DRDO workers.


I agree with you, until the last line.

A soul is a soul....A human being is a human being...it doesn't matter to Indian's where they work.

You might say that DRDO workers are not important, May be true for you. However, they are the best we got and atleast they are doing something for the country. If you analyze the high's in India's defense most often they are responsible. Yes, they take time....& YES, the day would come when we would start delivering stuff within schedule.

So, even if you don't respect DRDO respect a human being.

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