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People come on the radar of agencies as soon as they use these words on the phone, know this important thing
Do Not Use These Words On Phone: If you use these words while talking on the phone. Then you too can come on the radar of agencies. Let us tell you the complete information.
Today, one month has passed since the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. After this terrorist attack, the agencies are on alert regarding security in the country. After the attack, the intelligence agencies of the country have arrested many such people. Who were spying for Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI against India.
Among them, a famous YouTuber is also included. That is why now surveillance has been intensified even more in India in terms of security. If you use these words while talking on the phone. Then you too can come on the radar of agencies. Let us tell you which words you need to avoid using.
Do not use these words
If you use sensitive words on phone calls or through messages, then let us tell you that you can get into trouble. The situation that has arisen in the country these days after the terrorist attack, the agencies of the country, which include Intelligence Bureau, National Investigation Agency and Cyber Crime Cell, are monitoring the phone calls and internet traffic of common people.
If you use any kind of anti-national or violence-related or terrorism-related words, then you can get into trouble. Talking about these, if you use words like hacking, blast, RDX, attack, bomb, then you can come under the radar of security agencies.
Can you be arrested?
If you use such words jokingly once or twice during normal conversation, then you do not need to panic at all. But if you repeatedly use these words while talking from a particular place, then you can come under the radar of intelligence agencies. Let us tell you that the government has made it clear that the privacy of common citizens is fully respected.
But if something is going to threaten national security, then the government keeps an eye on the media. If you repeatedly use such words, then the police can interrogate you. However, there is no direct provision for arrest in such cases.
