Gold Medalist Rifle Shooter Subedar Major Fateh Singh Martyred In Pathankot Attack

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January 2, 2016

Former International rifle shooter Subedar Major (Retd) Fateh Singh, who won a gold and silver for India at the 1st Commonwealth Shooting Championship in the capital back in 1995, was killed on Saturday while fighting terrorists in Pathankot.

Singh was 51-years-old and was part of the Defence Security Corps (DSC). He was posted with the Dogra regiment.

National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) has condoled Singh’s death who lost his life while fighting for his motherland.

“Subedar Fateh Singh sacrificed his life while fighting for his motherland at Air Base Pathankot today during an attack of militants. Subedar Fateh Singh was a legendary Big Bore shooter. He won Gold and a Silver medal during 1st Commonwealth Shooting Championship held at New Delhi in 1995,” the release stated.

NRAI president Raninder Singh said: “ The country has lost its beloved son and a sharp shooter. May Almighty grant peace to the Great Soldier.

The Shooting fraternity pray for the departed soul and hope the Almighty give strength to the family of this great soldier to bear with their irreparable loss.”

source: HT

Leg length, Thigh length and Sitting Height Special Requirement As A Pilot In The Air Force

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Special Leg length, Thigh length and Sitting Height Requirement As A Pilot In The Air Force

To meet special requirement as a pilot in the Air Force the acceptable measurements of leg length, thigh length and sitting height will be as under :

“Individual’s weight is considered normal if it is within ±10% departure from average weight given here. However, in individuals with heavy bones and broad build as well as individuals with thin build but otherwise healthy this may be relaxed to some extent on merit.

Height relaxable upto 2.5 cm. (5 cm. for Navy) may be allowed where the Medical Board certifies that the candidate is likely to grow and come up to the required standard on completion of his training.

Medical and Physical Standards for NDA 2016

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A candidate recommended by the Services Selection Board will undergo a medical examination by a Board of Service Medical Officers. Only those candidates will be admitted to the academy who are declared fit by the Medical Board. The proceedings of the Medical Board are confidential and will not be divulged to anyone. However, the candidates declared unfit will be intimated by the President of the Medical Board and the procedure for request for an Appeal Medical Board will also be intimated to the candidate. Candidates declared unfit during Appeal Medical Board will be intimated about the provision of Review Medical Board.

(a) The candidate must be in good physical and mental health and free from any disease/disability which is likely to interfere with the efficient performance of Military duties.

(b) There should be no evidence of weak constitution, bodily defects or under weight. The Candidate should not be overweight or obese.

(c) The minimum acceptable height is 157 cms(162.5 cms. for Air Force). For Gorkhas and individuals belonging to hills of North-Eastern regions of India, Garhwal and Kumaon, the minimum acceptable heights will be 5 cms. less. In case of candidates from Lakshadweep the minimum acceptable height can be reduced by 2 cms. Height and weight standards are given below :

“Individual’s weight is considered normal if it is within ±10% departure from average weight given in the table I and II”. However, in individuals with heavy bones and broad build as well as individuals with thin build but otherwise healthy this may be relaxed to some extent on merit.

NOTE 1 : Height relaxable upto 2.5 cm. (5 cm. for Navy) may be allowed where the Medical Board certifies that the candidate is likely to grow and come up to the required standard on completion of his training.

NOTE 2 : To meet special requirement as a pilot in the Air Force the acceptable measurements of leg length, thigh length and sitting height will be as under :

(d) Chest should be well developed. Fully expanded chest should not be less than 81 cms. The minimum range of expansion after full inspiration should be 5 cms. The measurement will be taken with a tape so adjusted that its lower edge should touch the nipple in front and the upper part of the tape should touch the lower angle of the shoulder blades behind. X-Ray of the chest is compulsory and will be taken to rule out any disease of the chest.

(e) There should be no maldevelopment or impairment of function of the bones or joint. Passing out parade

Spinal Conditions

(f) Past medical history of diseases or injury of the spine or sacro iliac joints, either with or without objective signs which have prevented the candidate from successfully following a physically active life, is a cause for rejection for commissioning in IAF. History of spinal fracture/prolapsed intervertebral disc and surgical treatment for these conditions will entail rejection. The following conditions detected radiologically during medical exam will disqualify a candidate for Air Force service:

Granulomatous disease of spine (ii) Arthritidies/spondylosis
- Rheumatoid arthritis and allied disorders
- Ankylosing spondylitis
- Osteoarthrosis, spondylosis and degenerative joint disease
- Non articular rheumatism (e.g. lesions of the rotator cuff, tennis elbow, recurrent lumbago etc.)
- Miscellaneous disorders including SLE, , polymyositis, vasculitis.
Spondylolisthesis/spondylolysis.
Compression fracture of vertebrae.
Scheuerman’s disease (Adolescent kyphosis)
Loss of cervical lordosis when associated with clinically restricted movements of cervical spine.
Unilateral/Bilateral cervical ribs with demonstrable neurological or circulatory deficit.
Scoliosis more than 15 degree as measured by Cobb’s method.
Degenerative Disc. Disease.
Presence of schmorl’s nodes at more than one level.
Atlanto-occipital and atlantoaxial anomalies.
Hemi vertebrae and/or incomplete block (fused) vertebrae at any level in cervical, dorsal or lumbar spine and complete block (fused) vertebrae at more than one level in cervical or dorsal spine.
Unilateral Sacralisation or lumbarisation (Complete or incomplete) at all levels and bilateral incomplete sacralisation or lumbarisation.
Any other abnormality if so considered by the specialist.

(g) Mild Kyphosis or Lordosis where deformity is barely noticeable and there is no pain or restriction of movement will not preclude acceptance.

(h) In case of noticeable Scoliosis or suspicion of any other abnormality or spinal deformity, more than mild, appropriate X-rays of the spine are to be taken and the Examinee referred for specialist’s advice.

(i) The following conditions detected on X-ray examination will be disqualifying for entry to Armed Forces :

Granulomatius disease of spine. Arthritidies/spondylosis
Scoliosis more than 15 degree as measured by Cobb’s Method (10 degree for Army).
More than mild Kyphosis/Lordosis Spondylolisthesis/Spondylosis/Spondylolysis
Herniated nucleus pulposes. Compression fracture of Vertebra.
Sacaralisation Disease
Cervical ribs with demonstrable neurological or Circulatory deficit.
Presence of Schmorl’s node at more than one level. Atlanto-occipital and atlanto-axial anomalies.
Incomplete Sacaralisation Unilateral or Bilateral
Spina Bifida other than SV 1 and LV 5 if completely Sacralised Any other abnormality, if so considered by specialist.

(j) A candidate should have no past history of mental breakdown or fits.

(k) The hearing should be normal. A candidate should be able to hear a forced whisper with each ear at a distance of 610 cms. in a quiet room. There should be no evidence of present or past disease of the ear, nose and throat. Audiometric test will be done for AF. Audiometric hearing loss should not be greater than 20 db in frequencies between 250 and 8000 Hz. There is no impediment of speech.

(l) There should be no signs of functional or organic disease of the heart and blood vessels. Blood pressure should be normal.

(m) There should be no enlargement of liver or spleen. Any evidence of disease of internal organs of the abdomen will be a cause for rejection.

(n) Un-operated hernias will make a candidate unfit. In case of Hernia which has been operated, a minimum of 6 months must have passed prior to final medical examination before commencement of the course.

(o) There should be no hydrocele, varicocele or piles.

(p) Urine examination will be done and any abnormality if detected will be a cause for rejection.

(q) Any disease of skin which is likely to cause disability or disfigurement will also be a cause for rejection.

(r) Visual standards:- The distance vision (corrected) should be 6/6 in better eye and 6/9 in worse eye. Myopia should not be more than 2.5 D and hypermetropia not more than 3.5 D including Astigmatism. Internal examination of the eye will be done by means of opthalmoscope to rule out any disease of the eye. A candidate must have good binocular vision. The colour vision standard will be (CP-III) for Army. A candidate should be able to recognise red and green colours. Candidates will be required to give certificates that neither he nor any member of his family has suffered from congenital night blindness. Candidates who have undergone or have the evidence of having undergone Radial Keratotomy, to improve the visual acuity will be permanently rejected for all the Services. Candidates who have undergone Laser Surgery for correction of refractive error are also not acceptable to defence services.

(t) The candidates should have sufficient number of natural and sound teeth. A minimum of 14 dental points will be acceptable. When 32 teeth are present, the total dental points are 22. A candidate should not be suffering from severe pyorrhoea.

5 Rock Solid Tips To Crack AFCAT 2017

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January 2, 2016

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Air force aspirants are eagerly waiting for AFCAT exam to move up to their aim and reach the skies. Well, the first step of this journey is to clear the exam with good marks. Most of the people find the exam simple as its pattern is much simple as compared to NDA and CDS. But even small battles can devastate if did not fought with strategy. AFCAT exam’s cut-off for written exam lies between 120-140 marks (as per previous year data analysis). And the question paper is simple enough to attempt about 150 questions, which will easily cross the cut-off marks. For those who are newbie in this field or those who are working hard to crack this exam need to go to the root of the exam and remedies for them. To get over the upcoming examination of AFCAT, candidates are advised to go through following tips for sure shot selection in AFCAT exams.

Swift Calculation in Maths – Calculative section of AFCAT is not too hard. You need time management and hold over formulas and short tricks. The level of maths that you will face in AFCAT is up to 10^th class. For that, you need to get thought some basic and obvious question types. Like simple and compound interest, allegations, age problems, rations etc. Maths is all about speed and accuracy. Short tricks are the best way to attempt maths.

G.K. and Current Affairs – AFCAT’s GK questions are far different than other defence exams like CDS and NDA. The questions asked are direct and with one-word answer. So, whatever you read in GK and current affair. You need not to go so deep. The current affairs asked is mostly from last 4-5 months topics ranging from national, international, sports, etc. SSBcrack has released e-books for current affairs which will help AFCAT aspirants to clear exam. Keep in touch with SSBcrack to get more e-books for upcoming months.

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Hold on English – English section is not so hard. What most of the candidates face is the problem regarding antonyms and synonyms. What all you need is to go through the newspaper. Newspaper is the best dose to improve your vocabulary and also makes to identify correct use of words which will help in editing and omission. While practicing English from previous years question papers of AFCAT or NDA and CDS can help aspirants to crack English section.

Basic in Reasoning- When it comes to reasoning, you need to have open minds as solving reasoning is all about observation. Verbal reasoning is based on English knowledge while nonverbal questions are based on observations only. It is the simplest part of exam which can easily be attempted with a little preparation.

Don’t stuck on Questions – The questions are firstly asked without any confusion. Sometimes candidates find questions confused. Don’t struck on any question. Go to next question and try to go through all questions. As the time for it is sufficient for attempting the exam. So, go ahead without bothering about the questions that creates problem or takes time. As it has the negative marking of 1/3, candidates are advised to not to tick wrong answers.

How To Prepare for EKT Exam: Candidate who are applying for IAF flying branch should prepare for EKT exam, if you fail in EKT exam you won’t be eligible for IAF technical branch. Download the following ebooks.

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NDA 2 2016 Apply Now | NDA I 2016 Application

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NATIONAL DEFENCE ACADEMY & NAVAL ACADEMY EXAMINATION (II), 2016

The candidates applying for the examination should ensure that they fulfil all the eligibility conditions for admission to the Examination. Their admission at all the stages of the examination will be purely provisional subject to satisfying the prescribed eligibility conditions. Mere issue of Admission Certificate to the candidate will not imply that his candidature has been finally cleared by the Commission. Verification of eligibility conditions with reference to original documents is taken up only after the candidate has qualified for interview/Personality Test.

HOW TO APPLY For NDA 2 2016

Candidates are required to apply online by using the website www.upsconline.nic.in Brief instructions for filling up the online Application Form have been given in the Appendix-II. Detailed instructions are available on the above mentioned website.

NDA NA Exam (2) 2016

Date of Notification: 18th June, 2016
Last date for filled application Forms: 15 July, 2016
Date of exam: 18th September, 2016

The eligible candidates shall be issued an e-Admit Card three weeks before the commencement of the examination. The e-Admit Card will be made available on the UPSC website (www.upsc.gov.in) for being downloaded by candidates. No Admit Card will be sent by post. All the applicants are required to provide valid & active e-mail i.d. while filling up online application form as the Commission may use electronic mode for contacting them.

PENALITY FOR WRONG ANSWERS NDA 2 2016

Candidates should note that there will be penalty (Negative Marking) for wrong answers marked by a candidate in the Objective Type Question Papers.For both writing and marking answers in the OMR sheet (Answer Sheet) candidates must use black ball pen only Pens with any other colour are prohibited. Do not use Pencil or Ink pen. Candidates should note that any omission/mistake/discrepancy in encoding/filling of details in the OMR answer sheet especially with regard to Roll Number and Test Booklet Series Code will render the answer sheet liable for rejection. Candidates are further advised to read carefully the “Special Instructions” contained in Appendix-III of the Notice.
For both writing and marking answers in the OMR sheet (Answer Sheet) candidates must use black ball pen only Pens with any other colour are prohibited. Do not use Pencil or Ink pen. Candidates should note that any omission/mistake/discrepancy in encoding/filling of details in the OMR answer sheet especially with regard to Roll Number and Test Booklet Series Code will render the answer sheet liable for rejection. Candidates are further advised to read carefully the “Special Instructions” contained in Appendix-III of the Notice.

CANDIDATES ARE REQUIRED TO APPLY ONLINE AT www.upsconline.nic.in ONLY. NO OTHER MODE IS ALLOWED FOR SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION.

NDA 2 2016 Vacancies

National Defence Academy: 320 (208 for Army, 42 for Navy 300 and 70 for Air Force)
Naval Academy (10+2 Cadet Entry Scheme) : 55
Total : 375

NDA 2 2016 Age Limits, Sex and Marital Status :

Only unmarried male candidates born not earlier than 02nd Jan, 1998 and not later than 1st Jan, 2001 are eligible.

NDA 2 2016 Educational Qualifications :

For Army Wing of National Defence Academy :—12th Class pass of the 10+2 pattern of School Education or equivalent examination conducted by a State Education Board or a University.
For Air Force and Naval Wings of National Defence Academy and for the 10+2 Cadet Entry Scheme at the Indian Naval Academy :—12th Class pass of the 10+2 pattern of School Education or equivalent with Physics and Mathematics conducted by a State Education Board or a University.
Candidates who are appearing in the 12th Class under the 10+2 pattern of School Education or equivalent examination can also apply for this examination.
Such candidates who qualify the SSB interview but could not produce Matriculation/10+2 or equivalent certificate in original at the time of SSB interview should forward duly self attested Photocopies to ‘Directorate General of Recruiting, Army HQ, West Block.III, R.K. Puram, New Delhi- 110066’ and for Naval Academy candidates to ‘Naval Headquarters, DMPR, OI&R Section, Room No. 204, ‘C’ Wing, Sena Bhavan, New Delhi-110011’ by 22nd December, 2016 failing which their candidature will be cancelled. All other candidates who have produced their Matriculation and 10+2 pass or equivalent certificates in original at the time of attending the SSB interview and have got the same verified by the SSB authorities are not required to submit the same to Army HQ or Naval HQ as the case may be. Certificates in original issued by the Principals of the Institutions are also acceptable in cases where Boards/Universities have not yet issued certificates. Certified true copies/photostate copies of such certificates will not be accepted.

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Terrorists Attack At Indian Air Force Base In Pathankot

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January 2, 2016

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A group of terrorists, believed to be 4-5 in number, attacked the Pathankot Air Force base in Punjab early Saturday morning. Police confirmed that two terrorists have been killed by the armed forces. The encounter is reported to have started around 3:30 am.

According to initial reports, the incident is being linked to the missing car of a Punjab SP on Friday morning. Last year, there had been a major attack in Gurdaspur which resulted in the death of three civilians and four policemen.

On Friday, a statewide alert was issued by the Punjab Police, and the Army’s units in Pathankot as well as the police in Jammu are also monitoring the situation.

SP Salwinder Singh, his friend Rajesh Verma, a jeweller, and Verma’s cook Madan Gopal were in the police officer’s SUV when they were allegedly waylaid by a group of five armed men in Army fatigues on the Pathankot-Jammu highway. In statements to the police, Singh and Verma said the men were carrying “heavy weapons”.

About three km from the spot where Salwinder alleged he and his accomplices were waylaid, the police also recovered the body of a man identified as a taxi driver, Ikagar Singh. A Toyota Innova belonging to Ikagar Singh was also found abandoned at a distance with one of its tyres punctured. The sarpanch of Ikagar’s village, however, said his car was found at the exact spot where the three men were allegedly waylaid.

Live Updates:

7:30 am: We are getting reports that NSG and Garud Commando Force are engaged with terrorists.

7:15 am: Early in July, the Army had sounded alerts about possible attacks in border areas following the attack in Gurdaspur.

Source: indianexpress.com

CBI Charges Lt General In National Defence Academy Scam

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January 1, 2016

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The Central Bureau of Investigation has filed a charge sheet against an earlier chief of the National Defence Academy – Lt General-ranked officer Jatinder Singh – two colonels Kulbir Singh and Col A K Singh and eight others for alleged corruption and cheating in the appointment process of ‘Group C’ employees at the prestigious institution.

CBI sources said that the then commandant of NDA, Lt Gen (retd) Jatinder Singh, his then staff officer, Col Kulbir Singh, physical training officer Col A K Singh, among others, have been named in the charge sheet for alleged criminal conspiracy, cheating and under the provisions of Prevention of Corruption Act.

CBI spokesperson Devpreet Singh said that the charges have been filed in connection with alleged irregularities in the process for recruitment to 97 ‘Group C’ posts at the academy located in Khadakwasla near Pune, during 2012.

The accused persons abused their official position and entered into criminal conspiracy with other private persons to cheat the government and to obtain illegal gratifications from the applicants including lower division clerks, civilian motor drivers, cooks, gardeners, chowkidars, safaiwalas etc. It was further alleged that in pursuance of the said conspiracy, the accused persons obtained huge illegal gratifications from a number of candidates by promising them confirmed appointment to the said posts. The accused had allegedly shown undue favour to candidates in physical and written examinations conducted for the recruitment.

Searches were conducted at the premises of the accused persons, leading to the recovery of a large number of incriminating documents and huge amount of cash, the CBI spokesperson said.

After a thorough investigation, CBI filed the charge sheet against the accused public servants and private persons, she added.

6 New Year Resolutions For Every Defence Aspirant

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6 New Year Resolutions For Every Defence Aspirants

Happy New Year, Warriors!

With the onset of a new year, we all have look for a fresh start – a fresh start in our lives to bring about a change in ourselves which we couldn’t have accomplished the last year. Years come and years go and there is only one thing that follows – your hard work, your preparations and your commitment.

So, this New Year, we bring the resolutions for defence aspirants that could help you set your goals right with right intentions:

Clear Those Written Exams: The foremost thing to set your goal on is clearing with those NDA/CDSE/AFCAT examinations. It’s not just about making a resolution about it, it’s about working towards it regularly and consistently.

Become more social: You get to have fun, meet new people and find out interesting things, but you can also develop leadership skills and learn to work in a team. Even if you are an introvert or very shy and feel uncomfortable talking to others, there are ways to become a fairly active member of a community.

Improve your concentration and mental skills: Aspirants have been trying to find ways to improve their focus and cognitive capacities. The key here is mental exercise and meditation to help you reach this goal. If you go through with this, you will be able to control your mood, learn faster and have an easier time solving problems.

Become more organized: It doesn’t matter how much time you have on your hands if you can’t manage it properly – you’ll just spend most of the day running around aimlessly. When you get organized there will suddenly be more time to spare and things will start falling into place. Make it a habit, get help from apps and tools and enjoy your newly found leisure-time.

Get more quality sleep: You should be gunning for at least 6 hours of sleep a night, and there are fairly simple ways to achieve this number if you make use of science and everyday hacks. This is the most important part of preparing for anything.

Start writing a that book/journal: Even if it is just a few random thoughts scribbled daily in a journal, you shouldn’t be afraid to give writing a go with a few tips and tricks. And New Year is a good start for a new book.

So, which resolutions have you chosen? Or you have any more resolutions to share? Comment below.

5 Things Every Defence Aspirant Must Learn

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December 31, 2015

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December is full of regrets, unfortunately… And it’s like load of whole 30 days has fallen on 31st over us…it’s like the struggle for thirty-third mark in an exam where 33% is passing criteria… But u know that you are going to fail, be it by one marks or more than that, failure is failure…well not in case of everyone but yes the most of us do feel like that and that’s actually if we take it in a good way,is the best feeling that comes before hard work. “REGRET”, ” GUILT” and the feeling that “IT COULD HAVE BEEN BETTER”

But still the fresh breeze of hope do make us sway, the breeze of new hopes the breeze of new year. That’s another thing that we all know that it’s just the change of date and nothing is going to change, but parallelly as a human it’s our mindset that something has ended and you can’t do anything about it at all…and something new is about to begin, so focus on that.

Being an aspirant our prime focus should be on our aim, We are in the peak moment from where we can analyse our whole year.Here are some points you can focus upon while inspecting your work and introspecting yourself.

Your biggest mistake – Give it a thought that which was your worst mistake. Never run away from your mistakes, first rectify the worst one. Accept it even if you have to answer many stupid question because obviously dogs are always ready to bark, but they are one who remind you that you were not right so take advantage of that.
Turn every outcome in your favour – As I said in my previous point don’t run away but accept your mistakes, and LEARN from it. People are going to throw stones in your way, it depends on our smartness that we are getting injured by that or we are making a bridge out of it. Choice is yours.
Dominate your life: We often see people asking for advice and literally begging in front of others just to solve it, WHY??? because they don’t have audacity to take the responsibility. Yes, there are many problems which you can’t solve by yourself but at least don’t let your mind work like a layman when your heart is craving for being hero. Don’t ask others about your own weaknesses, they might know you for 5-10 years but yourself since the day you were born.
Come out of your comfort zone – There was post on facebook that “Laziness is mother of all habits, and because she is mother we should respect her” :p “NO” don’t. One more was there “LIFE begins out of our comfort zone” (hmm…this one is better 🙂 ). So come out of your comfort zone and work hard.
Enjoy– This is the most attractive one. Don’t forget to enjoy. No matter how bad your day is, take it easy and enjoy. There is saying that “SAZA KA MAZA LENA CHAHIYE” which indeed is true.

So, these are some of the points which I wanted to share, may our dream come true and may we RISE and SHINE.
Happy New Year guys, live it loud.

By: Adil Aahmad Sindhi

Indian Air Force Airman Got Honeytrap By ISI Agent

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December 30, 2015

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Indian Air Force Airmen Got Honeytrap By A ISI Agent

Ranjith KK, an Indian Air Force employee, got a Facebook friend request from a pretty woman based in the United Kingdom three years ago. He thought himself the luckiest of young men when the friendship took a spicy turn that included dirty talk late into the night. Already addicted to social media, the 30-something man began to remain online almost through the day for the woman, McNaught Damini, to come online and fulfil his fantasies.

McNaught’s profile on Facebook showed her to be a resident of Beeston, Leeds, an executive for an investigative magazine there. Ranjith, whose job as a lead aircraft man (LAC) was to help the technical crew look after the aircraft, was titillated by the intimate chatter made all the more naughty by the woman’s strong British accent. They soon moved from text chats to audio and photo exchanges on Whatsapp.

During one such tete-a-tete, McNaught seductively asked the Kerala man for some information on the IAF, ostensibly for the news magazine she worked for. She had earlier even interviewed him for the magazine, so an enamoured Ranjith thought nothing of divulging the info. In fact, he thought it a bonus when she said she would pay him for any material he passed to her.

One day, the woman asked him if he could give her some details about TAC-DE (Tactical and Combat Deployment Establishment) in Gwalior. He refused, knowing how strategically important this unit is to the IAF. He could as well have been hit by a missile, for the woman suddenly turned from coy to vicious, confronting him with recordings of the chats and documentation of the information he had shared earlier.

Too late, Ranjith realised he had become the latest victim of an ISI honeytrap. Threatened with exposure, he had no option but to pass on crucial IAF-related dope to an ISI handler he was introduced to. Every time he moved stations for training – Belgaum to Chennai, and lately to Delhi — the ISI dogged him, sometimes over Facebook and Whatsapp, but also via Skype.

Thrice in Belgaum, six times in Chennai and also in Delhi, Ranjith leaked sensitive data on air force exercises, movement of aircraft and deployment of various flying units, his major lapse being supplying the position and other details of Mirage and fighter jets at TAC-DE.

Military Intelligence (MI) and Delhi Police caught up with him, and Ranjith was arrested on Monday, hours after the IAF dismissed him from service. Ravindra Yadav, joint commissioner of police, Crime Branch, revealed that the man had been under electronic surveillance for some months after MI sleuths had tracked communications between him and his handler. A few days ago, a police team led by ACP KPS Malhotra interrogated him at length in Bathinda. They brought him to Delhi, where he was formally arrested, completely wrecking Ranjith’s planned tryst on New Year’s Eve with his lady love at a luxury hotel in New Delhi.

Source: TOI

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