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Kerala Crime Branch Seeks Foreign Assistance in 2019 Norka Hacking Case

First seen 23 Nov 2025, 15:22 UTC • Hindustantimes

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The Kerala Crime Branch is requesting help from foreign law enforcement agencies to investigate the 2019 hacking of the Non-Resident Keralites Affairs (Norka) communication network. The state government has approved requests for legal assistance from the UK, Tunisia, Serbia, and Saudi Arabia regarding the breach of Norka’s BSNL Single Voice over Internet Protocol line.

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Kerala Crime Branch Seeks Foreign Assistance in 2019 Norka Hacking Case

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