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Gajraj Singh, a cyber security expert who allegedly ran a snooping racket busted by Delhi Police, had once snooped on his own girlfriend, said sources.
Sources said over two years ago, when Singh was a student of Maharaja College in Jaipur, he used to help officials of Rajasthan Police’s Cyber Crime Cell.
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They added that Singh suspected his girlfriend of cheating on him and he shared his suspicions with police officials from the Cell. “He was friendly with officials from the Cyber Crime Cell. Sub-Inspector Mukesh Kumar Meena suggested he take a look at the call detail records (CDRs) of his girlfriend,” said sources.
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Singh not only managed to get the CDRs and break up with his girlfriend, he also found an easy and quick way to make money, said sources.
“Procuring the CDRs gave him the idea to start a similar business on his own. He met fellow accused Aniket Prakash Dhamle, an alleged hacker, on a social media site. Singh shared the idea with Dhamle and the duo soon started to procure and sell CDRs,” added the sources.
Singh, Dhamle and Sub-Inspector Meena, along with another accused Abhinav Kumar, have been arrested.
“Meena was likely to get a promotion and become an inspector. He created several email ids to hand over CDRs to Singh and provided call records of more than 2,000 people to him,” said JCP (crime) R S Yadav.