The Murky Mushroom Clouds !
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Pakistani conspiracy theory # 78564320 
Illiteracy on full display !
Illiteracy on full display !
mr42O
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Typical Indian way !!! Newer talk about news but start shouting like holy mad cow !!! Let me help ur fat brain by asking simple question which will never be answered but all of u will go attack on me !!!!
1. Lok Nath Mahalingham was found dead or not ?
2. Did he had a complain about him from IAEA ?
3. If he was missing first and than killed why non of ur big media and westren showing this news ? Afraid of what
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1. Lok Nath Mahalingham was found dead or not ?
2. Did he had a complain about him from IAEA ?
3. If he was missing first and than killed why non of ur big media and westren showing this news ? Afraid of what
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no they will not since bollywood wil just copy there script lol hahaha
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Well what did you expect in this thread, a Pakistani version of a Silent cinema ? U get hit by muck, don't blame the ceiling fan for it.Tall talk and cheap banter doesn't cost a dime,
However, when a topic turns into a Kolkota street, one can almost conclude, it's hit the mark.
Happy Trolls.
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'Mahalingam is not a scientist' - Rediff.com India News
'Mahalingam is not a scientist'
Lokanath Mahalingam, an employee at Kaiga Atomic Power Station, who has been missing for the past four days, was not in possession of any classified information, said Nageshwar Rao, director of the Nuclear Power Corporation of India [ Images ] Limited, Operations.
Rao told media persons at Karwar on Friday that Mahalingam was working in the training department which imparted knowledge on working of the project and skill development.
Earlier the media had reported that he was a scientist at Kaiga.
Rao dismissed reports that terrorists could have abducted Mahalingam to lay hands on classified information. Rao said that Mahalingam was serving as Scientific Officer-G and was not a scientist associated with Kaiga project.
Rao said that security at the plant is tight and there was no lapse.
Meanwhile, superintendent of police, Karwar, Raman Gupta said that three teams comprising the police, the Central Industrial Security Forces and the Forest Department officers have been formed to trace Mahalingam.
The team has been conducting search operations on the banks of river Kali [ Images ]. Dense forests and intermittent rains have hampered the search, he added.
Mahalingam had gone for a morning walk four days back. He never returned home, according to a complaint lodged by his family members.
The Kaiga nuclear plant is operated by the Nuclear Power Corporation of India and is situated near the Project Seabird one of the biggest naval bases in the country.
However, some of his colleagues at Kaiga point to the fact that he did not take his mobile phone or wallet. His colleagues told rediff.com that there was no problem whatsoever work wise and he always seemed happy. The security guards at Kaiga too have told the police that they did not see him leave the campus that morning.
'Mahalingam is not a scientist' - Rediff.com India News
'Mahalingam is not a scientist'
Lokanath Mahalingam, an employee at Kaiga Atomic Power Station, who has been missing for the past four days, was not in possession of any classified information, said Nageshwar Rao, director of the Nuclear Power Corporation of India [ Images ] Limited, Operations.
Rao told media persons at Karwar on Friday that Mahalingam was working in the training department which imparted knowledge on working of the project and skill development.
Earlier the media had reported that he was a scientist at Kaiga.
Rao dismissed reports that terrorists could have abducted Mahalingam to lay hands on classified information. Rao said that Mahalingam was serving as Scientific Officer-G and was not a scientist associated with Kaiga project.
Rao said that security at the plant is tight and there was no lapse.
Meanwhile, superintendent of police, Karwar, Raman Gupta said that three teams comprising the police, the Central Industrial Security Forces and the Forest Department officers have been formed to trace Mahalingam.
The team has been conducting search operations on the banks of river Kali [ Images ]. Dense forests and intermittent rains have hampered the search, he added.
Mahalingam had gone for a morning walk four days back. He never returned home, according to a complaint lodged by his family members.
The Kaiga nuclear plant is operated by the Nuclear Power Corporation of India and is situated near the Project Seabird one of the biggest naval bases in the country.
However, some of his colleagues at Kaiga point to the fact that he did not take his mobile phone or wallet. His colleagues told rediff.com that there was no problem whatsoever work wise and he always seemed happy. The security guards at Kaiga too have told the police that they did not see him leave the campus that morning.
'Mahalingam is not a scientist' - Rediff.com India News
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Loknath committed suicide. End of story. It is just a conspiracy that IAEA complained against him
The sudden disappearance gained a ring of dark clouds with unqualified suggestions that the scientist may have had access to classified nuclear documents, something that was shot down by top NPC scientists in no uncertain terms. Mahalingam was just a trainer and didn't have any knowledge about the nuclear reactors, they said.
Scientist's body found by naval divers - Times Of India
mr42O
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He was being trained to be scientist ! As in beginner. Get it ?rainer
just a trainer lolScientist's trainer ?
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Super flop by Pakistanis...again !!!!
One thing i have noticed in Pakistanis...they are very good at writing fiction...but guys one advice if u want to make fictitious articles look credible then at least get facts right..or u will only look pathetic
One thing i have noticed in Pakistanis...they are very good at writing fiction...but guys one advice if u want to make fictitious articles look credible then at least get facts right..or u will only look pathetic
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do you really need to distract your selfs from the way your country is going that you need to start these stupid threads? it seems a bit too desperate. at least have some self respect .
