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RAW officer in PMO was B'desh mole for 5 years
Tuesday, June 12, 2007 08:20 IST
NEW DELHI: Sending shockwaves in the country's highest and possibly
the most secure place - the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) is an
espionage scam involving an undercover Bangladeshi spy. Dewanchand
Malik posted as a high ranking deputy director of the Research and
Analysis Wing (RAW) for five years is absconding now.
The alleged infiltration of the PMO's office was revealed after Anuj
Bharadwaj, director, Aviation Research Centre, who is working in the
Cabinet Secretariat, registered an FIR at the Lodhi Colony police
station. With no trace of the alleged mole, he has been declared an
absconder.
The alleged Bangladeshi spy, Dewanchand Malik, alias DC, was working
in the PMO's Cabinet Secretariat as deputy director of RAW between
1999 and May 2005. It is feared that Malik has leaked confidential
security information. He is also believed to have stolen some
sensitive documents.
As soon as the breach was revealed, a team immediately left for 24
Parganas in West Bengal to verify the residential address given by
Malik. However, locals told the team that Malik was, in fact, a
Bangladesh citizen.
Intelligence agencies have issued a lookout notice for the fugitive.
A team has been set up to probe Malik's disappearance.
Over the years, a spate of espionage cases has rocked the nation.
Joint secy in RAW, Rabinder Singh, defected to the US on June 5,
2004. In 2002, 12 former staff of the PMO and the Rashtrapati Bhavan
Secretariat were sentenced to 10 years' rigorous imprisonment in the
Coomar Narain espionage case of 1985.
http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?NewsID=1102739
Tuesday, June 12, 2007 08:20 IST
NEW DELHI: Sending shockwaves in the country's highest and possibly
the most secure place - the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) is an
espionage scam involving an undercover Bangladeshi spy. Dewanchand
Malik posted as a high ranking deputy director of the Research and
Analysis Wing (RAW) for five years is absconding now.
The alleged infiltration of the PMO's office was revealed after Anuj
Bharadwaj, director, Aviation Research Centre, who is working in the
Cabinet Secretariat, registered an FIR at the Lodhi Colony police
station. With no trace of the alleged mole, he has been declared an
absconder.
The alleged Bangladeshi spy, Dewanchand Malik, alias DC, was working
in the PMO's Cabinet Secretariat as deputy director of RAW between
1999 and May 2005. It is feared that Malik has leaked confidential
security information. He is also believed to have stolen some
sensitive documents.
As soon as the breach was revealed, a team immediately left for 24
Parganas in West Bengal to verify the residential address given by
Malik. However, locals told the team that Malik was, in fact, a
Bangladesh citizen.
Intelligence agencies have issued a lookout notice for the fugitive.
A team has been set up to probe Malik's disappearance.
Over the years, a spate of espionage cases has rocked the nation.
Joint secy in RAW, Rabinder Singh, defected to the US on June 5,
2004. In 2002, 12 former staff of the PMO and the Rashtrapati Bhavan
Secretariat were sentenced to 10 years' rigorous imprisonment in the
Coomar Narain espionage case of 1985.
http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?NewsID=1102739