ISRO SPY CASE CREATED BY CIA
The fabricated ISRO spy case by the Kerala police and IB, started in November 1994 and it alleged that two ugly Maldivian women, spied on behalf of the ISI. Two ISRO scientists D Sasi Kumaran and S Nambi Narayanan were allegedly selling space secrets for the money and sex these women offered. Supreme Court not only acquitted the scientists by also ordered adequate compensation to be paid to them. Everybody knew the spy case was fabricated but why and which antinational interests were working in India behind the scenes were only speculation so far. Now more light is thrown in to it by a book by Brian Harvey titled ‘Russia in Space: The Failed Frontier?’ http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1852332034/103-2693672-2975853?v=glance Clues are available that this spy case was foisted by American spies operating in India to stall the development of cryogenic engines by ISRO. USA had asked Russia not to hand over the cryogenic engine technology to India. Even though Russia agreed to it and promised US that they will give only readymade rocket motors to India excluding the technology, they secretly handed over the information to the ISRO scientists D Sasi Kumaran and S Nambi Narayanan who brought it to India. During congress rule in Kerala, the spy case was foisted on the two ISRO scientists, D Sasi Kumaran and S Nambi Narayanan. They were arrested, kept naked in custody and routinely tortured in inhuman ways by Kerala Police's Special Investigation Team headed by Sibi Mathew, a Christian IPS officer who conducted the initial inquiry in to the spy case. Media frenzy was created by the media mostly controlled by the Christians. The case also had a link to the intelligence bureau chief, M Dhar who was later sacked and surprisingly he then joined the congress party. The mass hysteria created by the Christian media forced the chief minister K.Karunakaran to resign and handover the chief minister-ship to A.K. Anthony on February 27, 1995.

In our childhood days we had seen a similar media hysteria created by the church when church organized the agitation against the first elected communist government of Kerala with US funding that resulted in the dismissal of communist Kerala government on 31st July 1959. A futile attempt was made by CBI under Vijaya Rama Rao to frame these two ISRO scientists by foisting a case of disproportionate assets, that they made money by selling Indian space secrets. It only showed that even CBI might have been penetrated by CIA. The Supreme Court squashed strongly another attempt by Kerala government, to reopen the ISRO spy case.

The American plot that created the false spy case had the decided result of delaying the development of the powerful cryogenic engines as per my BARC batch mates who had joined ISRO in the late sixties. The penetration of Kerala police by CIA and other agencies needs to be investigated further. The postponement of the planned 1995 nuclear explosion and the ISRO spy case etc leaves a shadow of suspicion on the employment of Christians in these sensitive projects as it is well known that the CIA now even use priests and missionaries for spying in India. Late sixties onwards, we used to have navel scientists joining BARC training school for developing the nuclear submarine programme which our enemies wanted to sabotage. So I was not surprised about the r spy case, when a naval scientist Subba Rao was arrested at the airport, saying that his PhD thesis document were secret submarine document that he was trying to smuggle.
Presence of christians in very sensitive project makes it easy for CIA to spy on us through the christian missionaries. The postponement of the planned 1995 nuclear explosion and the ISRO spy case are some of the examples. Congress party itself is now taken over by the christians and the party now appears to be more dangerous to India than from the ISI of Pakistan. The clout of Sonia Gandhi is so pervasive that recently one judge had cleared Rajiv of Bofors bribe and reportedly that judge's name was found in the panel for appointment by the Congress government of Delhi after his retirement. It looks like the media is silent on Sonia's background and a fear factor cannot be ruled out as all those congressmen who could be a threat to Sonia's leadership were killed on Sundays in very natural accidents. In any other democracy we would have known the truth at least about the education of the leader of opposition. Under Sonia the congress has become a party of Christians and it is evident in the large number of Christians in the top ranks of the congress party which had prompted many congressmen to complain about it few years back. What the public would like to have is a white paper on the mysterious Sonia alias Antonia Maino, from the Congress Party.
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Nambinarayanan, a senior scientist of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), was one among seven others who were ‘‘accused’’ in the ISRO spy case in 1994, which devastated their lives and careers. Others included two Maldivian women, Mariam Rasheeda and Fauzia Hassan, senior scientist D. Sasikumaran, trade representative of a Russian space agency K. Chandrasekharan, his friend a Bangalore-based contractor S.K. Sharma, and the IPS officer Raman Srivastva. The NHRC order says, ‘‘... this is an unusual case of gross violation of human rights of a reputed scientist whose long and distinguished career in space research has been tarnished apart from the physical and mental torture to which he and his family were subjected... It is difficult to assess in precise terms the monetary compensation to which he is entitled,’’ the order says.
Significantly, the closure report of the CBI which was looking into the case in 1996 talks of the custodial torture that NambinarayanAN got during interrogation.When a doctor checked him, according to the CBI report, ‘‘Nambinarayanan’s legs were swollen with multiple hemorrhage rashes on both the legs... He (the doctor) also observed that Nambinarayanan was looking exhausted and tired. He stated before the CBI that he was not allowed to sleep for two days and was kept standing.’’ The closure report also said the standard of living of Nambinarayanan who is very senior scientist and ‘‘has made a great contribution in the development of Vikas Engine’’ is very modest for his rank. The CBI report further says, ‘‘Investigation has established that the accused persons including Rasheeda, Nambinarayanan and Chandrasekar were harassed and physically abused.’’

Former president of People’s Union for Civil Liberty and former Chief Justice, Delhi High Court, Rajinder Sachhar said ‘‘by awarding the interim relief the NHRC has rightly tried to reduce the rigour of a person whose reputation has been tarnished because of a false case.’’ On whether the Kerala Government would implement the NHRC directions which are only recommendations, he said, ‘‘No occasion has risen till now where the stats have not followed the directions of the NHRC. In case they do not, then the NHRC can move the court and get a direction to the effect.’’ Senior Human Rights advocate, Kamini Jaiswal says, ‘‘It would be decent on the state government to follow the directions of the NHRC and award the relief to Nambinarayanan. The directions certainly have a moral binding on a state.’’The controversy started in October 1994 when at the instance of Circle Inspector S. Vijayan of Kerala Police at Thiruvananthapuram, a criminal case of espionage for offences under the Indian Official Secret Act, 1923, was initiated in which Nambinarayanan was implicated. On November 30, 1994 he was arrested by the Deputy Superintendent of Police (Vigilance), Jogesh. On December 1, 1994, he was produced before the Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate, Thiruvananthapuram for remand upto to December 9.
Nambinarayanan was handed over to officers of the Intelligence Bureau who interrogated him till December 5, 1994. During which he alleged he was illegally detained and tortured in custody by officials of the Kerala Police and Intelligence Bureau. Nambinarayanan had alleged the involvement of the Inspector General of Police (Crimes) of Kerala Police Sibi Mathew, Joint Directors Mathew John and R.B. Srikumar of IB. He had blamed them for ‘‘illegal detention and gross violation of human rights.’’ On December 2, 1994, the Kerala Government handed over the investigation to Central Bureau of Investigation. On December 9, 1994, Nambinarayan was produced before the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Ernakulam and was remanded to CBI custody till December 24 where he is interrogated again. On January 19, 1995, Namibnarayan got bail from Kerala High Court.In a shocking development, on April 13, 1996, the CBI’s investigation report to the Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM), Ernakulam concluded, ‘‘To sum up, in view of the evidence on record oral as well as documentary, as discussed above, the allegations of espionage are not proved and have been found to be false.’’On May 2, 1996, discharging Nambinarayan, CJM, Ernakulam, says, ‘‘I agree with the report that the allegations of espionage are not proved and have been found to be false in investigation.’’

On November 27, 1996, the Kerala High Court dismissed the petition for revision sought by Inspector Vijayan. However, taking the case back from the CBI, the Kerala Government gave it to the Kerala Police issuing notification that there would be ‘further investigation.’ This was challenged in the Supreme Court by Nambinarayan. On April 29, 1998, the Supreme Court quashed the notification directing ‘further investigation’ into the case by Kerala Police and passed strictures against the Kerala Government.

The Supreme Court also awarded Rs 1 lakh to each of the appellants to be paid by the Kerala Government. The court judgment said, ‘‘...the notification issued withdrawing the consent to enable the state police to further investigate into the case is patently invalid and unsustainable in law.’’ The court also said, that notification for further investigation ‘‘does not comfort with the known pattern of a responsible Government bound by rule of law. This is undoubtedly a matter of concern and consternation.’’ On October 14, 1998, Nambinarayanan complained to the NHRC of gross violation of human rights and sought compensation. On September 6, 1999, the NHRC directed Union Home Secretary, Director IB, Chief Secretary and DGP, Kerala, to submit a compliance report on action taken against guilty officers. Then on August 29, 2000, the IB informed the NHRC that chargesheets have been issued by Ministry of Home Affairs to nine IB personnel.

We have a very ambitious space programme with some huge commercial potential. Western nations don’t want us to progress in these fields. So we had to be extra careful. Yet on 14th February 2004, 29 critical titanium alloy rings were reportedly stolen from ISRO liquid system propulsion centre and on 23rd February at the Satish Dhawan Space Center (SHAR), at Sriharikota, in the solid propellant plant, there was a huge blast that left 6 dead. Strangely a Bangalore city based Astrological Magazine had predicted the Sriharikota blast in its Jan 2004 issue which stated that ‘a fiery accident could make the labour of many months and crores of rupees literally go up in smoke’. It also said that there could be a threat of sabotage to the Indian space programmes. Bangalore newspapers dated 3-3-04 reported about this. In view of the national importance of our space programme, the Government of India should appoint a commission to investigate the ISRO spy case to identify the penetration of foreign spies and to eliminate the industrial espionage that may be going on in India.
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Nambinaryanan has found the light at the end of the tunnel. The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on March 14 ordered that the Kerala Government pay him Rs 10 lakh as compensation for the gross human rights violations, including custodial torture, that Nambinarayanan suffered at the hands of the investigating agencies.

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