Researcher was sentenced to death in China on charges of espionage, was angry at not getting promotion! – Researcher sentenced to death in china on charges of espionage ntc

The Chinese State Security Ministry said on Wednesday that the Chinese engineer of a research institute has been sentenced to death to foreign espionage agencies for selling confidential things. The report claimed that the accused felt that he was misbehaved and was not promoted, so he was angry.

The official media, citing the ministry’s article, said that the engineer of the Research (Research) Institute, who has been identified as Liu, was working under a careful conspiracy to sell intelligence to foreign agencies.

Chinese national security officials have exposed the espionage case, in which Liu illegally copied the country’s intelligence and sold them to foreign spy agencies.

Researcher sentenced to death

The government newspaper Global Times quoted the ministry article as saying that Liu has been found guilty of spying and selling government intelligence information illegally. He has been sentenced to death along with depriving him of life-long political rights.

Liu felt that he was misbehaved and was not promoted, so he was angry. The article said that before resigning, he secretly copied a large amount of confidential things and kept it with him, so that he could use it for revenge and blackmail.

‘Efforts to sell information abroad’

After this he joined an investment firm. When he was in debt after investment, he actively approached a foreign espionage agency and offered to give intelligence in exchange for money, but did not name the foreign agency. After the foreign agency broke contact with him, Liu tried to sell information abroad.

The article said, “He secretly traveled to many countries in about six months and leaked the intelligence of our country seriously.”

Agency gathered evidence

It has been told in the article that no one was noticed on Liu’s detective activities. The report said that the National Security Officers closely monitoring their communication with foreign intelligence agencies and collected several evidences before taking action.