Almost everyone who received calls from conspirators before the 26/11 attacks disconnected them, thinking it was a wrong number
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Rakesh Maria, Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime), said, "None of the people knew the identity of the callers. Only after the investigations, they realised the calls were from terrorists."
Pakistan-based handlers made these calls using the Voice Info Protocol (VoIP) service from the US company Call Phonex to ensure there are no problems communicating with terrorists on the day of the terror strikes.
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The company was paid through Western Union in Pakistan.
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The first call was made to a Delhi landline number on November 23. The conversation lasted for a minute-and-a-half.
On the same day, three calls were made to a Mumbai number. The caller spoke for nearly two minutes.
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The next day, 15 calls were made to 11 mobile phones in less than an hour.
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