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Army Officer Among 2 Arrested By Delhi Police In Call Snooping Case

Posted on September 1, 2016 by Dissent

 

The Indo-Asian News Service reports:

The Delhi Police has arrested two more persons, including a former Army officer, in its ongoing investigation in the pan-India call snooping racket case, officials confirmed today.

The former army officer, Captain DK Giri along with another person was arrested a week ago.

Police said there were allegedly involved in the illegal procurement and sale of call detail records (CDRs).

This is the third major breakthrough within two months.

The Delhi Police had busted the racket on July 19 by arresting four people, including two owners of detective agencies, one police official and one expert hacker, who used to work with the Jaipur police.

According to police, the accused had obtained over 2,000 CDRs in the last two years.

Read more on NDTV.

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