Onmanorama Kerala Crime Branch Seeks International Help in 2019 Norka Hacking Case
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The Kerala Crime Branch is requesting assistance from foreign law enforcement agencies to investigate the 2019 hacking of the Non-Resident Keralites Affairs (Norka) communication network. The state government has approved legal support requests to the UK, Tunisia, Serbia, and Saudi Arabia, focusing on a breach of Norka’s BSNL Single Voice over Internet Protocol line.
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