By Admin 
Justice Yashwant Verma Case: On the instructions of India Chief Justice (CJI) Sanjeev Khanna, Chief Justice of Delhi High Court Justice DK Upadhyay wrote a letter to the Delhi Police Commissioner, asking Justice Yashwant Verma’s call record from 1 September 2024 to 22 March 2025 and asked for IPDR (Internet Protocol Detail record). It is achieved that it will be shared with the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
On March 21, after submitting a report on the Justice Verma case to the Chief Justice of Delhi High Court, CJI Sanjeev Khanna wrote a letter to the Delhi High Court saying that he asked the mobile service providers to ask for details of the call records of the official and other mobile numbers of Justice Verma. Along with this, he also instructed to gather information of the registry staff, private security officers and security guards posted at Justice Verma’s residence in the last six months.
What are call records and IPDR?
Call records and IPDRs play an important role in monitoring a person’s digital activity. The call record shows when, when, whom and how long a person interacted. At the same time, it is available through IPDR, which websites and applications were used from mobile phones. How much and when the Internet was used and whether any VPN was used. Although the IPDR does not contain end-to-end encrypted data, which shows that Google or WhatsApp was used, but what was searched or chatted there cannot be known.
Investigation agencies can find out on the basis of IPDR records that Justice Verma used which websites and online services in the last six months. Apart from this, it can also be checked whether they had contact with any suspicious number.