ARLA/CLUSTER: "Radioamadores" interferem nas comunicações não autorizadas na fronteira entre a India (Bengala) e o Bangladesh

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

Terror chatter? Radio hams track unauthorised communications

The *Hindustan Times* reports amateur radio operators in south Bengal have
raised alarm over unauthorised radio communication along the
Bengal-Bangladesh border

The communication is taking place using radio signals (very high frequency)
at dead in the night and the sources of the signals are moving and speaking
in code languages.

Interestingly, radio sets were found with the terrorists in recent Uri
attacks that were used by them for communication with their bases in
Pakistan.

Alarmed, the Ham operators have deployed 23 operators to monitor the
signals round the clock.

Their secretary of the West Bengal Radio Club (Amateur Club) told HT that
the nature of the communication is highly suspicious.

“After we wrote a letter highlighting the strange signals to the ministry
of communication and information technology, we were called for a meeting
by officials of international monitoring station in Kolkata on September
22. Ten of us met the officials and furnished the details of our findings,�
said *Ambarish Nag Biswas VU2JFA*, secretary Bengal Amateur Radio Club.

“We were asked to continue the monitoring. Twenty three of our ham
operators monitored round the clock during Pujas. On Asthami we once again
found such unauthorized communication. It is a cause for concern for us all
since the location is close to Bangladesh border and that the callers were
taking in codes and words with Bangladeshi pronunciation,� added Biswas.

Read the full story at
http://www.hindustantimes.com/kolkata/terror-chatter-ham-users-track-unauthorised-radio-communications-on-bengal-bangla-borders/story-7r9cy5NnvJhLpmHxygAn6N.html

West Bengal Radio Club
http://wbradioclub.in/
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