New Delhi – 110011
Subject: Favoritism, Nepotism and Plagiarism
Honorable Sir,
Dr P S Goel, Chairman, RAC, DRDO does not deserve this high office. He is a byproduct of favoritism, nepotism and plagiarism.
From his bio-data two things are missing because he has very cleverly written names of those awards which are purely fabricated in ISRO. Prestigious Shanti Swaroop Bhatnager Medal and International publications with volume no, Page no, year of publication and the name of journal he should write if at all he has contributed.
Due to Policy of the government he was made director in one small unit of ISRO Hqrs. His subject expertise is such that he appreciates only the work of CP Technology (Cut Paste Technology) as an example the following paper tells the strong and itself explanatory. Under his able leadership RAC has converted into one of the office where transfer posting, promotions and recruitments are sold.
Honorable High Court’s Judge , Justice SR Singh inquired about plagiarism of then Vice Chancellor Kumaoun University and result was the immediate resignation of Vice Chancellor Prof B S Rajput in 2003.
Raksha Mantri and Scientific Adviser to Raksha Mantri are requested to investigate the enclosed following paper which is the evidence of corrupt practices prevailing in DRDO and take appropriate action against Dr. P S Goel and the plagiarist scientist, withdraw the medal given to her and also remove the paper from DRDO Technology Spectrum May pp 243-246. So that Indian defence forces may get their confidence on DRDO or else the paper will be put up for legal action so that plagiarism nurtured by Dr P S Goel is suitably dealt with.
Thanking you
Regards
Prabhu Dayal Dandriyal
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Enclosed Letter from received from RAC employee
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