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Corporate Espionage Case: Court Grants Bail to 6 Accused
A Delhi court has granted bail to six accused, including four corporate executives and a journalist, arrested in connection with the Petroleum Ministry documents leak case.
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Corporate Espionage Case: Police File Chargesheet Against 3 Accused
Delhi Police on Thursday filed chargesheet against three arrested accused, including two government officials, in the corporate espionage case for allegedly possessing "sensitive" documents relating to various ministries.
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Corporate Espionage Case: Companies Paid Rs. 2.5 Lakh Per Month to Obtain Stolen Documents, Says Delhi Police
A "handsome monthly amount" was paid by the arrested corporate executives to those "hired" for obtaining the "stolen documents" from the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (MoPNG), Delhi Police said in its charge sheet submitted to a Delhi court in the documents leak case.
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Corporate Espionage Case: Court Takes Cognisance of Charge Sheet Against 13 Accused
A Delhi court on Monday took cognisance of the charge sheet filed by Delhi Police against 13 accused arrested in connection with the petroleum ministry document leak case.
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China Jails Journalist for 7 Years for 'Leaking State Secrets'
A Chinese court jailed a journalist accused of leaking an internal Communist Party document to a foreign website for seven years on Friday, her lawyer said, a ruling that reflects the sensitivity surrounding the party's inner workings.
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Oil Espionage Case: Made to Sign Blank Papers, Alleges Arrested Former Journalist Santanu Saikia
Former journalist Santanu Saikia, one of the 13 arrested in the corporate espionage case has alleged that he has been made to sign a blank paper by the police. "I was made to sign a blank paper, don't know what is happening," claimed Mr Saikia as police officers took him to court.
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Arvind Kejriwal Lauds Delhi Police for Cracking Document Leak Case
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today lauded the Delhi Police for cracking the petroleum ministry document leak case and advised it to trace out those who had benefited from leaked information.
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Corporate Espionage Case: Court Grants Bail to 6 Accused
A Delhi court has granted bail to six accused, including four corporate executives and a journalist, arrested in connection with the Petroleum Ministry documents leak case.
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Corporate Espionage Case: Police File Chargesheet Against 3 Accused
Delhi Police on Thursday filed chargesheet against three arrested accused, including two government officials, in the corporate espionage case for allegedly possessing "sensitive" documents relating to various ministries.
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Corporate Espionage Case: Companies Paid Rs. 2.5 Lakh Per Month to Obtain Stolen Documents, Says Delhi Police
A "handsome monthly amount" was paid by the arrested corporate executives to those "hired" for obtaining the "stolen documents" from the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (MoPNG), Delhi Police said in its charge sheet submitted to a Delhi court in the documents leak case.
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Corporate Espionage Case: Court Takes Cognisance of Charge Sheet Against 13 Accused
A Delhi court on Monday took cognisance of the charge sheet filed by Delhi Police against 13 accused arrested in connection with the petroleum ministry document leak case.
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China Jails Journalist for 7 Years for 'Leaking State Secrets'
A Chinese court jailed a journalist accused of leaking an internal Communist Party document to a foreign website for seven years on Friday, her lawyer said, a ruling that reflects the sensitivity surrounding the party's inner workings.
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Oil Espionage Case: Made to Sign Blank Papers, Alleges Arrested Former Journalist Santanu Saikia
Former journalist Santanu Saikia, one of the 13 arrested in the corporate espionage case has alleged that he has been made to sign a blank paper by the police. "I was made to sign a blank paper, don't know what is happening," claimed Mr Saikia as police officers took him to court.
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Arvind Kejriwal Lauds Delhi Police for Cracking Document Leak Case
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today lauded the Delhi Police for cracking the petroleum ministry document leak case and advised it to trace out those who had benefited from leaked information.
