Phone Tapping Case: Shocking New Revelations Come to Light!
The phone tapping case that has caused a major uproar in Telangana continues to unveil new and alarming details. Recently, it was revealed that the phone of Tripura Governor Nallu Indrasena Reddy had been tapped, creating a sensation. Even before the dust settled on that revelation, fresh reports indicate that the phones of two High Court judges were also subjected to surveillance. One of these judges is a woman.
The latest findings emerged during the forensic analysis of a mobile phone belonging to a key accused in the case, who was associated with the Special Intelligence Branch (SIB) of Telangana under the leadership of former Officer on Special Duty (OSD) Prabhakar Rao. The forensic examination, conducted by the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL), brought to light crucial evidence regarding the surveillance activities.
The accused possessed not only photographs of the two judges but also their complete profiles, including details of their birthplace, educational background, family information, and professional history. Additionally, investigators discovered that call detail records (CDRs) and internet protocol detail records (IPDRs) of these judges had been accessed. The surveillance extended beyond phone calls to include voice communications, text messages, internet browsing history, emails, chats, and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) communications.
The phone tapping controversy surfaced after the formation of the Congress government in Telangana, sparking widespread controversy. Reports indicate that several opposition leaders and a High Court judge, along with his spouse, were under surveillance, with their profiles being created and monitored by the accused. The Telangana High Court took the issue seriously and initiated a suo motu inquiry into the matter. Now, with the revelation that two more judges were targeted, the case has taken a new and more serious turn.
