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We are committed to protecting our sources: N Ram
You may call it stolen documents we are not concerned nobody is going to get any information from us on these sources But the documents speak for themselves and the stories speak for themselves, says N Ram, chairman of The Hindu Publishing Group Documents related to the Rafale deal were published in public interest and nobody would get any information from The Hindu on the confidential s
New Delhi: “You may call it stolen documents... we are not concerned... nobody is going to get any information from us on these sources. But the documents speak for themselves and the stories speak for themselves,” says N Ram, chairman of The Hindu Publishing Group. Documents related to the Rafale deal were published in public interest and nobody would get any information from The Hindu on the confidential sources who provided them, he said.
The documents were published because details were withheld or covered up, the veteran journalist said as the government told the SC that documents related to the Rafale aircraft deal have been stolen from the MoD and an investigation into the theft is on. Ram has written a series of articles on the Rafale deal.
