As many as 11 nuclear scientists had unnatural deaths during 2009-13 in India, latest data provided by Department of Atomic Energy India revealed as reported the Economic Times newspaper.
The newspaper reported that 11 nuclear scientists had unnatural deaths during 2009-13 in India, latest data provided by Department of Atomic Energy shows. It further stated that eight scientists and engineers working in laboratories and research centres of the department died in a blast or by hanging or drowning themselves into the sea.
In its RTI response to Haryana-based Rahul Sehrawat, the department said that three scientists of Nuclear Power Corporation had also died under mysterious circumstances during the period of which two allegedly committed suicide and one had died in a road accident. The bodies of two scientists of C-group posted at BARC, Trombay were found hanging in their residences in 2010, while one scientist of same grade posted at Rawatbhata was found dead at his residence in 2012.
In one case of BARC, police claims that he committed suicide because of prolonged illness and closed the case, while the remaining cases are still under investigation. Two research fellows died in a mysterious fire in the chemistry lab of BARC, Trombay in 2010, the newspaper reported. A scientist of F-grade was found murdered at his residence in Mumbai. “It is suspected that he was strangulated but the murder accused remained untraced till date,” the newspaper said. Full story...
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The newspaper reported that 11 nuclear scientists had unnatural deaths during 2009-13 in India, latest data provided by Department of Atomic Energy shows. It further stated that eight scientists and engineers working in laboratories and research centres of the department died in a blast or by hanging or drowning themselves into the sea.
In its RTI response to Haryana-based Rahul Sehrawat, the department said that three scientists of Nuclear Power Corporation had also died under mysterious circumstances during the period of which two allegedly committed suicide and one had died in a road accident. The bodies of two scientists of C-group posted at BARC, Trombay were found hanging in their residences in 2010, while one scientist of same grade posted at Rawatbhata was found dead at his residence in 2012.
In one case of BARC, police claims that he committed suicide because of prolonged illness and closed the case, while the remaining cases are still under investigation. Two research fellows died in a mysterious fire in the chemistry lab of BARC, Trombay in 2010, the newspaper reported. A scientist of F-grade was found murdered at his residence in Mumbai. “It is suspected that he was strangulated but the murder accused remained untraced till date,” the newspaper said. Full story...
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