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Remote viewing and field intelligence work for India again- counter intelligence in India closes in on the Navy personnel selling Indian military secrets
India again has used field intelligence and remote viewing together to execute pin-pointed counter intelligence on security personnel selling secrets of the country to foreign agencies and commercial interests.
Some high level Naval officials posted at the key Operations Directorate in New Delhi have been indicted for allegedly leaking out classified information to commercial interests.
Highly placed Defence Ministry sources said that a Naval Board of Inquiry had found the officers guilty of "gross misconduct and impropriety" in the case in which some computer disks containing classified information about Naval acquisition had been found to have been leaked out to commercial parties.
Though the sources did not give any names, three top officials manning the Directorate of Naval Operations, Capt Kashyap Kumar and Commanders V Rana and VK Jha are understood to have figured in the scandal and they had been asked to depose before the Board of Inquiry.
Sources confirmed that the Board of Inquiry constituted to probe the incident had submitted its report to the Naval Chief Admiral Arun Prakash early this week.
"A comprehensive probe report into the incident has been submitted and action will follow" the sources said indicating that the report was being studied for action.
The report will now be sent to the Defence Minister, they said.
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