Ex-army chief V K Singh's family alleges bugging atempt at house
January 05, 2013 18:21
An official from the army reportedly attempted to remove
telephone lines from former army chief General VK Singh's house in
Delhi Cantonment today, reports NDTV.
According to reports, a major from the signals regiment of the army came to the retired general's house with his team and tried to take away the telephone lines installed. General VK Singh was not present at the house.
The official did not have the authorisation required, say General VK Singh's family members. He reportedly attempted to take away the telephone lines forcibly but was not allowed to leave the residence by General VK Singh's wife.
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According to reports, a major from the signals regiment of the army came to the retired general's house with his team and tried to take away the telephone lines installed. General VK Singh was not present at the house.
The official did not have the authorisation required, say General VK Singh's family members. He reportedly attempted to take away the telephone lines forcibly but was not allowed to leave the residence by General VK Singh's wife.
Read the full report here
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