“They shot a drone in the air near my house 10 minutes away”: When I use Soham Parekh Op Sindoor to hide the bustle of his function

A technical scandal exploded this week after an Indian engineer was accused of confusing nearly 5 jobs, while the proximity to the military struggle to emotionally manipulate his boss, although more than 1,000 km in Mumbai.

Soh Parekh, who is now working for Darwin at San Francisco, admitted to highlighting multiple companies, but Boss Boss Arkadiy Telegin revealed that Parekh also claimed that he was in danger during the confrontation of Pakistani India in May.

“They shot a drone in the air near my house 10 minutes away,” Barrick told Telegin – although he was in Mumbai, away from the strike area in Jammu and Kashmir.

Telegin wrote on X. He posted footage of chats and mocked: “The next person must rent a major intelligence staff.” Telegin said, adding that he offered Barrick at a value of $ 150,000 and 200 thousand dollars in addition to his rights.

Chats were unveiled as tensions rose in the wake of the India Sindoor operation in response to the terrorist attack on April 22nd in Paalgam, which killed 26 civilians.

Parekh later apologized for “The Trouble” that TELEGIN caused online with the explanatory name: “Soham is a bow character I was hoping to see.”

The broader revelation came from the founder of Mixpanel Suil Doshi, who accused Parekh of working in 34 emerging companies at one time, forging credentials and applying for early companies. “No more excuses,” Duchi was published.

Barick confessed to allegations, financial stress. “Nobody likes to work 140 hours a week,” he said. “But I had to do it out of necessity.”

Despite the widespread criticism, the CEO of Darwin Sangit Jonga stood by his side: “Siham is an incredibly talented engineer.”

On June 3, Parekh wrote on X: “It has been isolated, removed … but the construction is the only thing that I really knew.”