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Indian soldier in hot water after playing porn instead of presentation

June 13th, 2017 Carolina Technology News, Cyber Events 0 comments
Indian soldier in hot water after playing porn instead of presentation
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In an embarrassing incident, an Indian Border Security Force (BSF) official who was supposed to give a presentation during Sainik Sammelan mistakenly played a porn clip for over 90 seconds while eight women personnel were also present at the event. He is now facing an inquiry.

It happened during Sainik Sammelan (a gathering of all the soldiers and senior army officers to hear the thoughts of the senior officers of the army) when officials waiting for the presentation witnessed a BSF soldier mistakenly playing a porn clip from his laptop.

“The Sainik Sammelan is a platform to discuss issues faced by the personnel but it left many red-faced when a deputy commandant started giving a presentation through his official laptop only to play the porn movie. The clip played for 90 seconds before it was abruptly shut down,” a source told Hindustan Times.

BSF inspector general, Punjab Frontier, Mukul Goyal ordered an inquiry and criticized the officer by saying that: “Such material should not have been on the official laptop of an officer. We are taking the matter seriously. That’s why an inquiry has been ordered.”

However, this is not the first time when the Indian army has faced embarrassment for silly mistakes. In 2013, it took Indian army six months to realize that “Chinese spy drones” they have been spying on for violating their cyberspace were actually planet Jupiter and Venus. 

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