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ISRO under threat


‘’None of the security setup in the world is perfect.’’

This statement was proved by a woman who managed to enter Indian Space Research Organization by projecting herself as one of the senior scientist of the Indian Space organization which is also one of the best space organizations currently in the world with several future projects in the making. She managed her entrance in ISRO Bangalore with the help of fake ID.


According to the police, the woman has been identified as mentally unstable and belongs to Ahmedabad. She stayed at ISRO guest house for two days but the best part about this incident was that she never tried to access any important and critical information or related documents.
Certainly, CISF which provides security to ISRO is under question. Are they unable to provide proper security to India’s elite organization? Such kind of leniency can lead to dangerous result in the future. 
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