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BARC security intrusions in the recent past
The Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), India’s premier nuclear facility in Mumbai and also most vulnerable to a possible terror attack, was on top of the list of sensitive buildings surveyed and videotaped by 26/11 terror attacks planner David Coleman Headley. Headley surveyed the BARC complex for a possible terror strike.
Intelligence agencies have now reported, despite stepped-up security after the Mumbai terror attacks, at least 25 intrusions have been reported in two years. While Intelligence agencies noted 10 intrusions in 2010, another 15 were reported in 2011. The intrusions took place both from the coastline next to the complex and the various entry points. The Intelligence Bureau (IB) had warned the BARC after the intrusions were detected.
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