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Mumbai Dockyard Staff Arrested For Spying, Was Honeytrapped By Pak Agent
A 31-year-old officer working at Mazagaon dockyard in Mumbai has been arrested on charges of espionage after the Maharashtra Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) found that he had allegedly leaked sensitive information to a Pakistan-based intelligence operative.
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Journalist Shared "Sensitive" Defence Details With Foreign Countries: CBI
The CBI has booked a freelance journalist for allegedly collecting sensitive information about the Defence Research Development Organisation (DRDO) and the army and sharing them with intelligence agencies of foreign countries, officials said.
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Contractual Finance Ministry Employee Arrested For Espionage
Delhi Police's Crime Branch has arrested of a man for allegedly leaking sensitive information related to the finance ministry to foreign countries, officials said on Wednesday.
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Police Station Not A Prohibited Place Under Official Secrets Act: Court
A police station is not included as a prohibited place as defined under the Official Secrets Act, and hence, shooting a video inside a police station cannot be an offence, the Bombay High Court said.
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Man Arrested For Sending Sensitive Documents To Enemy Country: Delhi Cops
Delhi Police arrested a man under the Official Secrets Act for allegedly sending sensitive documents related to defence establishments to an enemy country via a spy network.
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Maharashtra Phone Tapping Case: FIR Under Official Secrets Act For "Leak Of Confidential Letter"
Amid the controversy over Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Rashmi Shukla's report on "corruption" in police transfers in Maharashtra, an FIR was registered on Friday against an "unidentified person" for leaking confidential documents.
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Delhi High Court Grants Bail To Journalist Charged With Official Secrets Act
The Delhi High Court today granted bail to freelance journalist Rajeev Sharma, arrested in an espionage case under the Official Secrets Act for allegedly leaking sensitive information to Chinese intelligence.
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Court Rejects Bail Plea Of Journalist Arrested Under Official Secrets Act
A Delhi court has dismissed the default bail plea by journalist Rajeev Sharma, accused of espionage under the Official Secrets Act. He was arrested along with a Chinese national and one other accused in September by Delhi Police for allegedly passing sensitive information to Chinese intelligence.
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Court Rejects Bail Plea Of Journalist Arrested Under Official Secrets Act
A Delhi court has dimissed the bail of freelance journalist Rajeev Sharma arrested in an espionage case under the Official Secrets Act, saying if released on bail, he may attempt to hamper the investigation.
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Delhi Court Extends Custody Of Journalist Arrested Under Official Secrets Act
A Delhi court has extended by seven days the custodial interrogation of freelance journalist Rajeev Sharma, arrested in an espionage case under the Official Secrets Act.
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Delhi Police Arrest Freelance Journalist Under Official Secrets Act
The Delhi Police on Friday said it has arrested a freelance journalist, who was found in possession of defence-related classified documents, in connection with a case under the Official Secrets Act.
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Attempts To Use Official Secrets Act Against Media ‘Reprehensible’, Says Editors Guild
Editors Guild of India, other media bodies condemn the government’s stand before the Supreme Court on the Rafale deal reportage.
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Editors Guild "Denounces Threats" After Centre's Rafale Remarks In Court
The Editors Guild of India has "unequivocally" condemned the Attorney General's remarks before the Supreme Court pertaining to the documents based on which the media had reported on the Rafale deal, saying any attempt to use the Official Secrets Act against the media is as "reprehensible" as asking journalists to disclose their sources.
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2 Reuters Reporters Jailed For 7 Years In Landmark Myanmar Secrets Case
Two Reuters journalists accused of breaching Myanmar's state secrets law during their reporting of a massacre of Rohingya were jailed for seven years Monday, in a case that has drawn outrage as an attack on media freedom.
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Retired Naval Captain Jailed For 7 Years In 2006 Navy War Room Leak Case
A Delhi court today awarded seven-year rigorous imprisonment to retired Captain Salam Singh Rathore in an offshoot of the 2006 Navy War Room leak case, saying he had committed the offence against national security.
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Mumbai Dockyard Staff Arrested For Spying, Was Honeytrapped By Pak Agent
A 31-year-old officer working at Mazagaon dockyard in Mumbai has been arrested on charges of espionage after the Maharashtra Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) found that he had allegedly leaked sensitive information to a Pakistan-based intelligence operative.
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Journalist Shared "Sensitive" Defence Details With Foreign Countries: CBI
The CBI has booked a freelance journalist for allegedly collecting sensitive information about the Defence Research Development Organisation (DRDO) and the army and sharing them with intelligence agencies of foreign countries, officials said.
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Contractual Finance Ministry Employee Arrested For Espionage
Delhi Police's Crime Branch has arrested of a man for allegedly leaking sensitive information related to the finance ministry to foreign countries, officials said on Wednesday.
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Police Station Not A Prohibited Place Under Official Secrets Act: Court
A police station is not included as a prohibited place as defined under the Official Secrets Act, and hence, shooting a video inside a police station cannot be an offence, the Bombay High Court said.
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Man Arrested For Sending Sensitive Documents To Enemy Country: Delhi Cops
Delhi Police arrested a man under the Official Secrets Act for allegedly sending sensitive documents related to defence establishments to an enemy country via a spy network.
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Maharashtra Phone Tapping Case: FIR Under Official Secrets Act For "Leak Of Confidential Letter"
Amid the controversy over Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Rashmi Shukla's report on "corruption" in police transfers in Maharashtra, an FIR was registered on Friday against an "unidentified person" for leaking confidential documents.
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Delhi High Court Grants Bail To Journalist Charged With Official Secrets Act
The Delhi High Court today granted bail to freelance journalist Rajeev Sharma, arrested in an espionage case under the Official Secrets Act for allegedly leaking sensitive information to Chinese intelligence.
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Court Rejects Bail Plea Of Journalist Arrested Under Official Secrets Act
A Delhi court has dismissed the default bail plea by journalist Rajeev Sharma, accused of espionage under the Official Secrets Act. He was arrested along with a Chinese national and one other accused in September by Delhi Police for allegedly passing sensitive information to Chinese intelligence.
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Court Rejects Bail Plea Of Journalist Arrested Under Official Secrets Act
A Delhi court has dimissed the bail of freelance journalist Rajeev Sharma arrested in an espionage case under the Official Secrets Act, saying if released on bail, he may attempt to hamper the investigation.
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Delhi Court Extends Custody Of Journalist Arrested Under Official Secrets Act
A Delhi court has extended by seven days the custodial interrogation of freelance journalist Rajeev Sharma, arrested in an espionage case under the Official Secrets Act.
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Delhi Police Arrest Freelance Journalist Under Official Secrets Act
The Delhi Police on Friday said it has arrested a freelance journalist, who was found in possession of defence-related classified documents, in connection with a case under the Official Secrets Act.
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Attempts To Use Official Secrets Act Against Media ‘Reprehensible’, Says Editors Guild
Editors Guild of India, other media bodies condemn the government’s stand before the Supreme Court on the Rafale deal reportage.
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Editors Guild "Denounces Threats" After Centre's Rafale Remarks In Court
The Editors Guild of India has "unequivocally" condemned the Attorney General's remarks before the Supreme Court pertaining to the documents based on which the media had reported on the Rafale deal, saying any attempt to use the Official Secrets Act against the media is as "reprehensible" as asking journalists to disclose their sources.
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2 Reuters Reporters Jailed For 7 Years In Landmark Myanmar Secrets Case
Two Reuters journalists accused of breaching Myanmar's state secrets law during their reporting of a massacre of Rohingya were jailed for seven years Monday, in a case that has drawn outrage as an attack on media freedom.
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Retired Naval Captain Jailed For 7 Years In 2006 Navy War Room Leak Case
A Delhi court today awarded seven-year rigorous imprisonment to retired Captain Salam Singh Rathore in an offshoot of the 2006 Navy War Room leak case, saying he had committed the offence against national security.
