Kochi: In the Parallel Telephone Exchange case, a main conspirator from Kerala sold call routes to Pakistani, Bangladeshi and two Chinese nationals, who operated their system illegally in India for several months. Ibrahim Pullatil, a resident of Kadampuzha, was arrested in the case registered at the Kozhikode police station. Who had admitted in front of the Crime Branch team probing the matter that he was in contact with 168 Pakistani nationals. In the investigation, information about parallel telephone exchanges was found at 7 places in Kozhikode city alone.
Explain that illegal call routing, via the Internet or a PABX with multiple lines, is avoided by licensed telecom operators in countries where calls start and end. Now the Crime Branch of Kozhikode Police has made many big revelations in its investigation. Accused Ibrahim has confessed to selling call routes to Pakistan, Bangladesh and China in front of Kerala Police. Ibrahim told the police that he had received Rs 20 lakh and Rs 15 lakh (total 35 lakh) from Pakistani Mohammad Rahim and Bangladeshi Sahir respectively from Koduvalli through hawala. The name of the Chinese woman involved in this case was named by Ibrahim as Fly and Li.
The number of Mohammad Rahim, a resident of Pakistan, is not recorded in the Gulf countries. Indian intelligence agency RAW suspects that this method may be of Pakistani intelligence agency ISI. Indian intelligence agencies are now also searching for other connections of Rahim in India. The Crime Branch has submitted this report in the Kerala High Court opposing the bail of another accused Abdul Ghafoor. Abdul Ghafoor had filed an application to end the ongoing case against him, which was rejected by the court.
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