Power to summon CDR/SDR details enables customs officers to obtain telecom records directly without DRI referral. Field formations of Customs may obtain SDR/CDR and customer details directly from telecom service providers by invoking the summons powers under Section 108 of the Customs Act, 1962; telecom providers' reliance on the Telegraph Act does not preclude compliance with such summons. DRI likewise uses this summons power, so routine referrals to DRI for obtaining telecom records are unnecessary.
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Power to summon CDR/SDR details enables customs officers to obtain telecom records directly without DRI referral.
Field formations of Customs may obtain SDR/CDR and customer details directly from telecom service providers by invoking the summons powers under Section 108 of the Customs Act, 1962; telecom providers' reliance on the Telegraph Act does not preclude compliance with such summons. DRI likewise uses this summons power, so routine referrals to DRI for obtaining telecom records are unnecessary.
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