State Department, Classified Documents and Illegally

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State Department adviser charged with illegally retaining classified records
WASHINGTON (AP) — A senior adviser at the State Department and expert on Indian and South Asian affairs is accused by the Justice Department of printing out classified documents and storing more than 1,000 pages of highly sensitive government records in filing cabinets and trash bags at home.

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State Department Adviser Charged With Illegally Storing Classified Documents
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State Department official accused of storing classified documents at home
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Ashley J. Tellis, a senior US scholar on India and adviser to multiple administrations, has been placed on administrative leave following his arrest and charges for allegedly retaining classified nati...

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Arrested in the U.S. with secret documents, Ashley Tellis was a well-known figure on bilateral ties in Delhi
Who is Ashley Tellis, Indian-origin US strategist charged with keeping secret defence files?
Why was Ashley Tellis, top US advisor on India, arrested after searches?
According to the affidavit, Tellis was observed on video surveillance on September 25 accessing classified computer systems at the state department’s Harry S Truman Building and printing hundreds of p...

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US-India expert Ashley Tellis arrested over possession of secret documents
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