Probe suggests Scorpene leak happened at DCNS' end: Navy chief

September 17, 2016 13:04

Navy chief Admiral Sunil Lanba has said that Scorpene data leak did not take place in India but at DCNS office in France.

"There is a high level committee which is inquiring into the Scorpene Leak on our side. Similarly in France, DCNS and the French government have launched an inquiry," Admiral Lanba said in Mumbai on Saturday.

"Based on this inquiry, we will see what needs to be done, whether any mitigation measures are required or not," he said.

"In preliminary investigation, it has been found that leak did not happen in India but in DCNS office in France," the Navy chief said.

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