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BANGALORE: The state government officially owns a mobile unit of GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) Off Air Interceptio..

BANGALORE: The state government officially owns a mobile unit of GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) Off Air Interception System, which could be used to tap telephone calls.
This system was introduced in India in 2008 and one such instrument was imported by the state government officially, which is under the custody of state intelligence. Five states, including Karnataka, Maharashtra and Delhi, are officially owning the instrument, sources in the intelligence department told Express.

Permission from Centre Required

GSM Interceptor equipment used for monitoring permit law enforcement agents to gather intelligence on suspected criminals and terrorists.

This machine with a four wheeler vehicle, if stationed 100 to 200 m away from a mobile holder by placing the mobile phone number to be tapped, intercepts and records the calls simultaneously, recording conversations either automatically or manually.