DCNS intends to prevent The Australian from publishing more info on India's Scorpene Class submarines.
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DCNS to move court to stop further data leak on Scorpene class submarines
Australian daily leaked classified info on India's Scorpene class fleet
Six French-designed Scorpene submarines are being built in Mumbai
On Monday, DCNS intends to file an injunction in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Australia to try and prevent The Australian from publishing any fresh information which may compromise India's fleet of Scorpene submarines being built at the Mazgaon docks in Mumbai. DCNS lawyers have reportedly told The Australian, "The publication of this highly valuable document causes a direct harm to DCNS and its customer in terms of spread of sensitive and restricted information, image and reputation".

The Australian newspaper accessed leaked pages of classified data on India's Scorpene-class submarine.
The leak of these classified documents which have revealed the operational characteristics of a submarine meant to be at the frontline of Indian Navy operations has been an enormous blow for the Indian Navy which says it is working to ensure that the leak of the data doesn't actually affect the operations of the submarine fleet itself.

INS Kalvari is part of a USD 3 billion contract signed by the defence ministry with French firm DCNS.
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