 In 2003, the Indian Navy again sent its divers to overlook its investigation and the divers recovered some items including the war logs, officials backup tapes from her computers, and mission files that were displaced in Eastern Naval Command of Indian Navy, but the divers who studied the wreckage confirmed that the submarine must have suffered an internal explosion which blew up its mines and torpedoes.Another theory suggests an explosion of hydrogen gas which violently built up inside the submarine while its batteries were being charged underwater.In 2010, Lieutenant-General J.F.R Jacob of Eastern Command mentioned in an article that ""Ghazi" was destroyed in an accident in which Indian Navy was not involved.