(As Defence Lawyer) According to the sources, the aforementioned army personnel operations occurred at a key moment when the northern opponents were seeking to become aggressive along the Line of Actual Control, and even the tiniest bit of information could have been useful for the rivals. Updated Feb 19, 2023 | 10:22 AM IST New Delhi: The Army will begin a summary court-martial against a soldier who is accused of passing on top-secret information to an ISI agent stationed in the Pakistani embassy in the nation’s capital about military operations near the northern borders, ANI reported citing defence forces.  Security agencies discovered the soldier passing on classified information to Pakistani spy Abid Husain, alias Naik Abid, who was employed by the Islamic Republic of Pakistan High Commission in the nation’s capital. “The accused Signalman (washerman) Alim Khan was posted in a formation close to the border with China in the field area and was allegedly caught supplying secret information to the Pakistani

(As Prosecution Counsel) Gangtok (Sikkim) [India], October 5, 2022 (ANI): Taking swift and strong action, an Army Court Martial has recommended dismissal from service and one-year jail term for a non-commissioned officer (NCO) found guilty of sexually harassing a female Captain. The incident had taken place last year when the lady officer had come to Sikkim for a river rafting course in the 17-mountain division area where she was staying in an official accommodation. In the court martial convened by the 17 Mountain Division in Sikkim, the Havildar has been accused of using criminal force while attempting to outrage the modesty of the female officer belonging to the Military Nursing Service, Army officials said here. The second charge against the NO was that after forcefully entering the room of the officer, he made ‘sexually coloured’ remarks, they said. Once the incident happened, the lady officer managed to escape from the

(As Defence Lawyer) The court martial gave its finding Saturday night in Meerut where it was being conducted since 2021. An Indian Army court martial has recommended severe punishment for seven troops for illegally selling medicines meant for defence personnel in the civilian market. The case started in 2017, when a medical shop was raided in the Bhagirath Place market in Delhi by drug inspector and civilian police personnel. Twenty seven medicines with “not for sale” marks along with the markings of the military’s topmost Research and Referral Hospital in the national capital and clinics run by the Ex-servicemen Contributory Health Scheme were found. “10 personnel were facing the charges in the case related to misappropriation of medicines and taking money from civilians to sell them these medicines. Seve personnel have been punished while three have been acquitted by a court national on July 15,” sources in the Army said.