> 11 nuclear scientists had unnatural deaths during 2009-13 in the country, latest data provided by Department of Atomic Energy shows.
> In one case of Barc, police claims that he committed suicide because of prolonged illness and closed the case while the remaining cases are still under investigation.
> Two research fellows at died in a mysterious fire in the chemistry lab of Barc, Trombay in 2010.
> A scientist of F-grade was found murdered at his residence in Mumbai. It is suspected that he was strangulated but the murder accused remained untraced till date.
> A D-grade scientist at RRCAT also allegedly committed suicide with police closing the case.
> Another scientist posted at Kalpakkam allegedly jumped into the sea to end his life in 2013 with the case is still under probe whereas a Mumbai based scientist committed suicide by hanging, with police citing personal reasons for the same.
> One scientist allegedly committed suicide by jumping into Kali river in Karwar, Karnataka with police again pointing at personal reasons.
From: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/11-nuclear-scienti...
similar article from Sunday Guardian newspaper.
> Atomic energy department saw 70 unnatural deaths in eight years
> The Bhabha Atomic Research Centre alone saw 38 of its officials die unnaturally, primarily because of accidents, between 1 January 2008 and 1 October 2016.
From: http://www.sundayguardianlive.com/investigation/7559-atomic-...
PS: You should note that now NDA is the ruling coalition instead of UPA since 2014. Situation is much likely to improve because NDA is pro-nuclear, as they did Pokhran-II in 1998.