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MEA refuses info in 1972 Cabinet mole case under RTI

New Delhi: It may sound ironical but the information declassified by the US government and put in public domain is still tagged as confidential by Ministry of External Affairs as is evident in a case pertaining to the mole in Indira Gandhi's cabinet in 1972. After the directions of Central Information Com ....Read more

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Moles in Indian Govt----By: romesh.sharma | Monday , 1 Jun '09 12:20:46 PM Reply | Forward Moles,spies and traitors are and were always in Govt of India whenever this was under Congress.This episode was/is most serious one which could eliminate congress from Indian polity for ever.There had been and there are moles working for not only USA but for China,Britain and even Pakistan and they have most important roles in the Governmental system.There are elements within Indian intellegence net-work who are passing countriy's secrets and most confidential infos through different channels like charity Orgs,missionaries and even human-rights orgs.Since SoniaGandhi has taken the lead role perhaps there is no secrets left which could have any serious impact on Indian planning or motivations.There is nothing safe or secure,almost every office and official is vulnerable while corruptions rules India.Even in recent LokSabha elections CIA/USA played great role.I can bet even Indian nukes and other weapons establishment is also no secret to USA,Pakistan and China.Root cause is greed

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