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Indian Navy official put on trial for conspiring with Pak agencies

Indian agents are quite good..........they never get caught in Pakistan :enjoy:

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hate to burst your bubble but even your officers are not immune to our agencies
Indian Army Officer honey trapped by ISI | NDTV.com

If you had actually read the news , it is a disappointment for ISI .

The officer - who is from the infantry - met a woman at a party in September. He was later confronted by the ISI which had recorded tapes that showed the woman and him together. The ISI used the tapes to blackmail the officer, demanding that he spy for Pakistan.

However, the Lieutenant Colonel disclosed his predicament to the Indian High Commission in Dhaka. He was flown back to Delhi and is facing Court of Inquiry proceedings.
 
If you had actually read the news , it is a disappointment for ISI .

The officer - who is from the infantry - met a woman at a party in September. He was later confronted by the ISI which had recorded tapes that showed the woman and him together. The ISI used the tapes to blackmail the officer, demanding that he spy for Pakistan.

However, the Lieutenant Colonel disclosed his predicament to the Indian High Commission in Dhaka. He was flown back to Delhi and is facing Court of Inquiry proceedings.

That is the world of espionage my friend, the officer was gullible enough to fall for it...
 
Selling his country for few bucks....

But action against will make him pray & wish if he didn't take a bait...
 
That is the world of espionage my friend, the officer was gullible enough to fall for it...

Yep .... but the country did not loose anything and soldier got some pleasure paid by ISI .... good for him .... :enjoy:
 
NEW DELHI: An Indian Navy official has been put on trial by a Delhi court for allegedly conspiring with Pakistani agencies and passing them sensitive documents and information regarding establishment of armed forces.

The court framed charges against Chand Kumar Prasad under provisions of the IPC for conspiring and the Official Secret Act (OSA) and fixed March 15 for recording prosecution evidence in the case.

"Vide separate order, order on charge is passed. Let the charge be framed under the provisions of Official Secret Act and 120B IPC," additional sessions judge Daya Prakash said.

The provisions of OSA for which Prasad, who was arrested from New Delhi Railway Station in 2010, has been put on trial entails a maximum of 14 years jail term.

The court said perusal of the charge sheet, the recovered articles and disclosure of Prasad showed that the charge of spying is made out against him and there was sufficient material to frame charges against him.

"As per the concerned agency, these documents were classified documents. Hence charge under... of the OSA is made out," it said.

The judge said, "Whatever accused has done as alleged by the investigating agency, he has done along with other operatives of Pakistani Secret Agencies. Simply because they are not before this court for facing trial does not absolve the accused from the charge under section 120B IPC.

"What is relevant for the purpose of charge under section 120B IPC is that he acted in conspiracy," the court said.

The court rejected the contention of Prasad that he was the sole accused in the case, so he cannot be charged for criminal conspiracy.

The prosecutor told the court that Prasad was in possession of photographs of confidential documents of Indian Navy, having information about its movement and secret operations.

He also said Prasad was having the restricted documents containing the visit schedule of chief of naval operations of US navy with his staff and another was on the schedule of visit of Union defence minister A K Antony on the occasion of launching of indigenously designed third ship of project 15 (Chennai).
Navy official put on trial for conspiring with Pak agencies - The Times of India
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Ok. One of our RAW guys crossed over into pakistan, joined army and rose to the rank of Major.

:blah: enough said.
and he died from heart attack in multan jail :lol:

:lol: and pakistani agents are quite bad because they get caught and then we take them back fot some refreshing cources:lol:
 
That is the world of espionage my friend, the officer was gullible enough to fall for it...
He went straight to the Indian high commission instead of keeping the whole thing under wraps.
 
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and he died from heart attack in multan jail :lol:

If I were u, I wouldnt make fun of a dead person.

But if u bother to read it up, u will see he was probably the greatest spy of India. He was serving India from inside Pak Army. And he did it without being detected for many years.

These are just petty incidents.
 
and since we have caught him,we will ultimately know what info he has passed on
silly Pakistani agents......wasted money but got nothing :lol:
be sure that there are 100s of other officers doing GOOD WORK in indian military :D
 
If I were u, I wouldnt make fun of a dead person.

But if u bother to read it up, u will see he was probably the greatest spy of India. He was serving India from inside Pak Army. And he did it without being detected for many years.

These are just petty incidents.
I am not making fun of that dead man, but it is funny that india,s GREATEST SPY IN THE HISTORY died in jail and india was unable to do anything, on the other hand ISI got Molana masood azhar back, if you know what i mean ;) I mean how can a spy be great if he got caught
 
I am not making fun of that dead man, but it is funny that india,s GREATEST SPY IN THE HISTORY died in jail and india was unable to do anything, on the other hand ISI got Molana masood azhar back, if you know what i mean ;) I mean how can a spy be great if he got caught

Comparing apples to oranges .

One is a spy , other a terrorist who was returned by hijacking an aircraft ..... good job ISI .
 
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