The data breach and Supreme Injection case have now been made public. It should never have happened, now there will be a full parliamentary inquiry into it - Tanmanjit Singh Dhesi
London, The leak of a crucial email in the matter of British security has become a very worrying issue.
Yesterday, the Chairperson of the House of Commons Defence Committee, Tanmanjit Singh Dhesi, while sharing information after talking to the current responsible persons on the spot, said that... Now this entire incident has been made public, there will be a full parliamentary inquiry into it. This should never have happened. What has happened is very bad and unfortunate.
It is shameful that the safety of the brave Afghans serving with British soldiers has been jeopardized by this leak.
"While our Defence Committee has agreed to investigate this shocking situation, we have not yet set the full terms of reference for it, including who will be called to give evidence.
"The revelation that this breach also put our brave British service personnel at risk makes the situation even more shocking. I am sure the Committee will want to understand how this happened. "
The British Government and we are all fully committed to ensuring that such incidents do not occur in the future.
