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The police suspect the telephone exchanges operating in Ernakulam have direct links with a similar gang caught from Kozhikode last month. The official said Crime Branch is probing the case and there is a possibility the two cases will be clubbed. Police officials also claim that similar telephone exchanges are operating clandestinely in other parts of the state and are yet to be identified.

In the Kozhikode case, it is suspected that anti-national elements used the channel for communication purposes. Though this has not yet emerged in the Koratty case, we cannot rule it out as all the numbers could not be identified. Each SIM box acts like a telephone exchange. The handlers of such gangs sell coupons to NRIs for making calls through illegal channels. The risk factor The parallel telephone exchanges are operated by diverting international internet calls as local calls using call routers and broadband connections.

This way, the receiver will get a call from a local number instead of an international number. This is cheaper and, most importantly, telecom companies will be in the dark about such internet calls. Such a communication route can be adopted for anti-national activities. The police say this unauthorised mode of communication is mostly used by people engaged in hawala and gold smuggling operations fearing that their phone calls may get traced by various agencies.

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