Builds on: Telecom (Part 3): IPDR and Lawful Interception
India: Official Data Systems an Investigator Meets
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An investigator in India meets several official data systems: for public reports, for police and court records, for stolen phones, and for national security.
This unit says what each system is, who runs it and what it rests on. It uses only what official sources say, with the date of each. It gives no operating steps or access procedures. Your agency teaches those to the people it authorises.
Focus: two rules. A result from an official system is a lead, not proof, until it is proved from the source record with the section 63 certificate. And say only what an official source says, with its date. This unit is general knowledge. It is not legal advice.
Learning objectives
- Name the main official data systems and the body that runs each.
- State what each rests on: an Act, rules, or a decision of the Government.
- Explain why a system result is a lead until the source record is proved.
- Separate what official sources say about the National Intelligence Grid from what only press reports say.
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