intercept call

intercept call

[¦in·tər·sept ‚ȯl]
(communications)
In telephone practice, routing of a call placed to a disconnected or nonexisting telephone number, to an operator, or to a machine answering device, or to a tone.
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The high court bench in its order observed that the government may authorise any person or persons to intercept calls and messages or to trace calls through any telecommunication system in the context of national security or if there is an apprehension of the commission of any offence.
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Justice Athar observed: 'The government to authorise any person or persons to intercept calls and messages or to trace calls through any telecommunication system in the context of national security or in an apprehension of the commission of any offence.
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