A Request to the Editor

Date

Saturday, January 11, 2003

From

Mr. Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

Email: sreegopalsreekumaran@hotmail.com

To

The Editor

News India-Times On the Web

URL: http://www.newsindia-times.com/

Email: feedback@newsindia-times.com

Subject: Covert wiretapping, computer hacking, surveillance, stalking and cyber-stalking

Respected Sir,

There is growing problem of unauthorized or covert use advanced high-tech spy devices (cameras, snooping devices, Electromagnetic emission devices) which track A-Z of any person’s activity – speech, writing, bodily movements, computer and web usage (cyber-stalking) etc, even in darkness – from a considerable distance away (from neighboring buildings, distant buildings etc).

Use of these devices is becoming a common feature among ordinary people, for criminal purposes, stalking, eavesdropping on other’s private activities, computer hacking, vocal conversation, telephone conversation etc – in gross violation of

1.       the Supreme Court ruling on wire-tapping/illegal surveillance

2.       IT 2000 law prohibiting computer hacking

These devices are latest advances in technology; making both the Supreme Court ruling as well as the IT law “outdated” in comparison.

There is no way an ordinary citizen can build evidence for court submission, when confronted by these invisible “covert” monitoring; unless and until an undercover investigation is launched by the Central Intelligence or investigative journalists.

I would like you to go through the following web-site which contains certain sections outlining the growing use of advanced spying devices for covert eavesdropping among the common man and woman in India.

http://www.geocities.com/praisethebuddha/

Specific pages:

1.       Use of Spy Cameras and Snooping Devices in India

a.      Chapter 2

b.       Chapter 3

2. Stalking

a.       Chapter 1

b.       Chapter 4

Will it be possible to launch an undercover journalistic investigation on the truth behind (the extent of use of high tech electromagnetic emission based spy devices) and educate the masses through the print media in local dialects or languages on the misuse of covert surveillance, without legal permission, please?

Use of such high tech devices is slowly becoming a sort of leisure activity among modern society men and women, with a live pornographic tinge (trapping women, voyeurism etc) as a motivator.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely,

Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

“You'll learn how to read computer screens from a distance, look or listen through solid walls, dig out unlisted phone numbers, bypass computer passwords and assemble a complete dossier on anyone from the comfort of your own home.”

(Reference: Lapin, Lee. How To Get Anything On Anybody, Book 2 PP020. Review.)

Note: If you launch an undercover investigation by assigning experienced investigative reporter/s, then as a matter of courtesy, do inform me by return email that the matter is under consideration. Otherwise how will I know that you have taken this email seriously? I might keep on sending chain emails now and then with the same request!

A Request to the Editor

Date

Saturday, January 11, 2003

From

Mr. Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

Email: sreegopalsreekumaran@hotmail.com

To

The Editor

India Daily

URL: http://www.indiadaily.com/

Email: ad@sysoft.com

Subject: Covert wiretapping, computer hacking, surveillance, stalking and cyber-stalking

Respected Sir,

There is growing problem of unauthorized or covert use advanced high-tech spy devices (cameras, snooping devices, Electromagnetic emission devices) which track A-Z of any person’s activity – speech, writing, bodily movements, computer and web usage (cyber-stalking) etc, even in darkness – from a considerable distance away (from neighboring buildings, distant buildings etc).

Use of these devices is becoming a common feature among ordinary people, for criminal purposes, stalking, eavesdropping on other’s private activities, computer hacking, vocal conversation, telephone conversation etc – in gross violation of

1.       the Supreme Court ruling on wire-tapping/illegal surveillance

2.       IT 2000 law prohibiting computer hacking

These devices are latest advances in technology; making both the Supreme Court ruling as well as the IT law “outdated” in comparison.

There is no way an ordinary citizen can build evidence for court submission, when confronted by these invisible “covert” monitoring; unless and until an undercover investigation is launched by the Central Intelligence or investigative journalists.

I would like you to go through the following web-site which contains certain sections outlining the growing use of advanced spying devices for covert eavesdropping among the common man and woman in India.

http://www.geocities.com/praisethebuddha/

Specific pages:

1.       Use of Spy Cameras and Snooping Devices in India

a.      Chapter 2

b.       Chapter 3

2. Stalking

a.       Chapter 1

b.       Chapter 4

Will it be possible to launch an undercover journalistic investigation on the truth behind (the extent of use of high tech electromagnetic emission based spy devices) and educate the masses through the print media in local dialects or languages on the misuse of covert surveillance, without legal permission, please?

Use of such high tech devices is slowly becoming a sort of leisure activity among modern society men and women, with a live pornographic tinge (trapping women, voyeurism etc) as a motivator.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely,

Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

“You'll learn how to read computer screens from a distance, look or listen through solid walls, dig out unlisted phone numbers, bypass computer passwords and assemble a complete dossier on anyone from the comfort of your own home.”

(Reference: Lapin, Lee. How To Get Anything On Anybody, Book 2 PP020. Review.)

Note: If you launch an undercover investigation by assigning experienced investigative reporter/s, then as a matter of courtesy, do inform me by return email that the matter is under consideration. Otherwise how will I know that you have taken this email seriously? I might keep on sending chain emails now and then with the same request!

A Request to the Editor

Date

Saturday, January 11, 2003

From

Mr. Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

Email: sreegopalsreekumaran@hotmail.com

To

The Editor

Deccan Chronicle

URL: http://www.deccan.com/

Email: customerservice@deccanarchives.com

Subject: Covert wiretapping, computer hacking, surveillance, stalking and cyber-stalking

Respected Sir,

There is growing problem of unauthorized or covert use advanced high-tech spy devices (cameras, snooping devices, Electromagnetic emission devices) which track A-Z of any person’s activity – speech, writing, bodily movements, computer and web usage (cyber-stalking) etc, even in darkness – from a considerable distance away (from neighboring buildings, distant buildings etc).

Use of these devices is becoming a common feature among ordinary people, for criminal purposes, stalking, eavesdropping on other’s private activities, computer hacking, vocal conversation, telephone conversation etc – in gross violation of

1.       the Supreme Court ruling on wire-tapping/illegal surveillance

2.       IT 2000 law prohibiting computer hacking

These devices are latest advances in technology; making both the Supreme Court ruling as well as the IT law “outdated” in comparison.

There is no way an ordinary citizen can build evidence for court submission, when confronted by these invisible “covert” monitoring; unless and until an undercover investigation is launched by the Central Intelligence or investigative journalists.

I would like you to go through the following web-site which contains certain sections outlining the growing use of advanced spying devices for covert eavesdropping among the common man and woman in India.

http://www.geocities.com/praisethebuddha/

Specific pages:

1.       Use of Spy Cameras and Snooping Devices in India

a.      Chapter 2

b.       Chapter 3

2. Stalking

a.       Chapter 1

b.       Chapter 4

Will it be possible to launch an undercover journalistic investigation on the truth behind (the extent of use of high tech electromagnetic emission based spy devices) and educate the masses through the print media in local dialects or languages on the misuse of covert surveillance, without legal permission, please?

Use of such high tech devices is slowly becoming a sort of leisure activity among modern society men and women, with a live pornographic tinge (trapping women, voyeurism etc) as a motivator.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely,

Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

“You'll learn how to read computer screens from a distance, look or listen through solid walls, dig out unlisted phone numbers, bypass computer passwords and assemble a complete dossier on anyone from the comfort of your own home.”

(Reference: Lapin, Lee. How To Get Anything On Anybody, Book 2 PP020. Review.)

Note: If you launch an undercover investigation by assigning experienced investigative reporter/s, then as a matter of courtesy, do inform me by return email that the matter is under consideration. Otherwise how will I know that you have taken this email seriously? I might keep on sending chain emails now and then with the same request!

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A Request to the Editor

Date

Saturday, January 11, 2003

From

Mr. Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

Email: sreegopalsreekumaran@hotmail.com

To

The Editor

News India-Times On the Web

URL: http://www.newsindia-times.com/

Email: feedback@newsindia-times.com

Subject: Covert wiretapping, computer hacking, surveillance, stalking and cyber-stalking

Respected Sir,

There is growing problem of unauthorized or covert use advanced high-tech spy devices (cameras, snooping devices, Electromagnetic emission devices) which track A-Z of any person’s activity – speech, writing, bodily movements, computer and web usage (cyber-stalking) etc, even in darkness – from a considerable distance away (from neighboring buildings, distant buildings etc).

Use of these devices is becoming a common feature among ordinary people, for criminal purposes, stalking, eavesdropping on other’s private activities, computer hacking, vocal conversation, telephone conversation etc – in gross violation of

1.       the Supreme Court ruling on wire-tapping/illegal surveillance

2.       IT 2000 law prohibiting computer hacking

These devices are latest advances in technology; making both the Supreme Court ruling as well as the IT law “outdated” in comparison.

There is no way an ordinary citizen can build evidence for court submission, when confronted by these invisible “covert” monitoring; unless and until an undercover investigation is launched by the Central Intelligence or investigative journalists.

I would like you to go through the following web-site which contains certain sections outlining the growing use of advanced spying devices for covert eavesdropping among the common man and woman in India.

http://www.geocities.com/praisethebuddha/

Specific pages:

1.       Use of Spy Cameras and Snooping Devices in India

a.      Chapter 2

b.       Chapter 3

2. Stalking

a.       Chapter 1

b.       Chapter 4

Will it be possible to launch an undercover journalistic investigation on the truth behind (the extent of use of high tech electromagnetic emission based spy devices) and educate the masses through the print media in local dialects or languages on the misuse of covert surveillance, without legal permission, please?

Use of such high tech devices is slowly becoming a sort of leisure activity among modern society men and women, with a live pornographic tinge (trapping women, voyeurism etc) as a motivator.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely,

Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

“You'll learn how to read computer screens from a distance, look or listen through solid walls, dig out unlisted phone numbers, bypass computer passwords and assemble a complete dossier on anyone from the comfort of your own home.”

(Reference: Lapin, Lee. How To Get Anything On Anybody, Book 2 PP020. Review.)

Note: If you launch an undercover investigation by assigning experienced investigative reporter/s, then as a matter of courtesy, do inform me by return email that the matter is under consideration. Otherwise how will I know that you have taken this email seriously? I might keep on sending chain emails now and then with the same request!

A Request to the Editor

Date

Saturday, January 11, 2003

From

Mr. Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

Email: sreegopalsreekumaran@hotmail.com

To

The Editor

Andhra Pradesh Times 

URL: http://www.aptimes.com/

Email: [email protected]

Subject: Covert wiretapping, computer hacking, surveillance, stalking and cyber-stalking

Respected Sir,

There is growing problem of unauthorized or covert use advanced high-tech spy devices (cameras, snooping devices, Electromagnetic emission devices) which track A-Z of any person’s activity – speech, writing, bodily movements, computer and web usage (cyber-stalking) etc, even in darkness – from a considerable distance away (from neighboring buildings, distant buildings etc).

Use of these devices is becoming a common feature among ordinary people, for criminal purposes, stalking, eavesdropping on other’s private activities, computer hacking, vocal conversation, telephone conversation etc – in gross violation of

1.       the Supreme Court ruling on wire-tapping/illegal surveillance

2.       IT 2000 law prohibiting computer hacking

These devices are latest advances in technology; making both the Supreme Court ruling as well as the IT law “outdated” in comparison.

There is no way an ordinary citizen can build evidence for court submission, when confronted by these invisible “covert” monitoring; unless and until an undercover investigation is launched by the Central Intelligence or investigative journalists.

I would like you to go through the following web-site which contains certain sections outlining the growing use of advanced spying devices for covert eavesdropping among the common man and woman in India.

http://www.geocities.com/praisethebuddha/

Specific pages:

1.       Use of Spy Cameras and Snooping Devices in India

a.      Chapter 2

b.       Chapter 3

2. Stalking

a.       Chapter 1

b.       Chapter 4

Will it be possible to launch an undercover journalistic investigation on the truth behind (the extent of use of high tech electromagnetic emission based spy devices) and educate the masses through the print media in local dialects or languages on the misuse of covert surveillance, without legal permission, please?

Use of such high tech devices is slowly becoming a sort of leisure activity among modern society men and women, with a live pornographic tinge (trapping women, voyeurism etc) as a motivator.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely,

Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

“You'll learn how to read computer screens from a distance, look or listen through solid walls, dig out unlisted phone numbers, bypass computer passwords and assemble a complete dossier on anyone from the comfort of your own home.”

(Reference: Lapin, Lee. How To Get Anything On Anybody, Book 2 PP020. Review.)

Note: If you launch an undercover investigation by assigning experienced investigative reporter/s, then as a matter of courtesy, do inform me by return email that the matter is under consideration. Otherwise how will I know that you have taken this email seriously? I might keep on sending chain emails now and then with the same request!

A Request to the Editor

Date

Saturday, January 11, 2003

From

Mr. Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

Email: sreegopalsreekumaran@hotmail.com

To

The Editor

Rediff News

URL: http://www.rediff.com/

Email: [email protected].in

Subject: Covert wiretapping, computer hacking, surveillance, stalking and cyber-stalking

Respected Sir,

There is growing problem of unauthorized or covert use advanced high-tech spy devices (cameras, snooping devices, Electromagnetic emission devices) which track A-Z of any person’s activity – speech, writing, bodily movements, computer and web usage (cyber-stalking) etc, even in darkness – from a considerable distance away (from neighboring buildings, distant buildings etc).

Use of these devices is becoming a common feature among ordinary people, for criminal purposes, stalking, eavesdropping on other’s private activities, computer hacking, vocal conversation, telephone conversation etc – in gross violation of

1.       the Supreme Court ruling on wire-tapping/illegal surveillance

2.       IT 2000 law prohibiting computer hacking

These devices are latest advances in technology; making both the Supreme Court ruling as well as the IT law “outdated” in comparison.

There is no way an ordinary citizen can build evidence for court submission, when confronted by these invisible “covert” monitoring; unless and until an undercover investigation is launched by the Central Intelligence or investigative journalists.

I would like you to go through the following web-site which contains certain sections outlining the growing use of advanced spying devices for covert eavesdropping among the common man and woman in India.

http://www.geocities.com/praisethebuddha/

Specific pages:

1.       Use of Spy Cameras and Snooping Devices in India

a.      Chapter 2

b.       Chapter 3

2. Stalking

a.       Chapter 1

b.       Chapter 4

Will it be possible to launch an undercover journalistic investigation on the truth behind (the extent of use of high tech electromagnetic emission based spy devices) and educate the masses through the print media in local dialects or languages on the misuse of covert surveillance, without legal permission, please?

Use of such high tech devices is slowly becoming a sort of leisure activity among modern society men and women, with a live pornographic tinge (trapping women, voyeurism etc) as a motivator.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely,

Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

“You'll learn how to read computer screens from a distance, look or listen through solid walls, dig out unlisted phone numbers, bypass computer passwords and assemble a complete dossier on anyone from the comfort of your own home.”

(Reference: Lapin, Lee. How To Get Anything On Anybody, Book 2 PP020. Review.)

Note: If you launch an undercover investigation by assigning experienced investigative reporter/s, then as a matter of courtesy, do inform me by return email that the matter is under consideration. Otherwise how will I know that you have taken this email seriously? I might keep on sending chain emails now and then with the same request!

A Request to the Editor

Date

Saturday, January 11, 2003

From

Mr. Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

Email: sreegopalsreekumaran@hotmail.com

To

The Editor

Sify News

URL: http://sify.com/

Email: [email protected].in

Subject: Covert wiretapping, computer hacking, surveillance, stalking and cyber-stalking

Respected Sir,

There is growing problem of unauthorized or covert use advanced high-tech spy devices (cameras, snooping devices, Electromagnetic emission devices) which track A-Z of any person’s activity – speech, writing, bodily movements, computer and web usage (cyber-stalking) etc, even in darkness – from a considerable distance away (from neighboring buildings, distant buildings etc).

Use of these devices is becoming a common feature among ordinary people, for criminal purposes, stalking, eavesdropping on other’s private activities, computer hacking, vocal conversation, telephone conversation etc – in gross violation of

1.       the Supreme Court ruling on wire-tapping/illegal surveillance

2.       IT 2000 law prohibiting computer hacking

These devices are latest advances in technology; making both the Supreme Court ruling as well as the IT law “outdated” in comparison.

There is no way an ordinary citizen can build evidence for court submission, when confronted by these invisible “covert” monitoring; unless and until an undercover investigation is launched by the Central Intelligence or investigative journalists.

I would like you to go through the following web-site which contains certain sections outlining the growing use of advanced spying devices for covert eavesdropping among the common man and woman in India.

http://www.geocities.com/praisethebuddha/

Specific pages:

1.       Use of Spy Cameras and Snooping Devices in India

a.      Chapter 2

b.       Chapter 3

2. Stalking

a.       Chapter 1

b.       Chapter 4

Will it be possible to launch an undercover journalistic investigation on the truth behind (the extent of use of high tech electromagnetic emission based spy devices) and educate the masses through the print media in local dialects or languages on the misuse of covert surveillance, without legal permission, please?

Use of such high tech devices is slowly becoming a sort of leisure activity among modern society men and women, with a live pornographic tinge (trapping women, voyeurism etc) as a motivator.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely,

Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

“You'll learn how to read computer screens from a distance, look or listen through solid walls, dig out unlisted phone numbers, bypass computer passwords and assemble a complete dossier on anyone from the comfort of your own home.”

(Reference: Lapin, Lee. How To Get Anything On Anybody, Book 2 PP020. Review.)

Note: If you launch an undercover investigation by assigning experienced investigative reporter/s, then as a matter of courtesy, do inform me by return email that the matter is under consideration. Otherwise how will I know that you have taken this email seriously? I might keep on sending chain emails now and then with the same request!

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A Request to the Concerned Government/Law Enforcement Agency

Date

Saturday, January 11, 2003

From

Mr. Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

Email: [email protected]

To

Central Economic Intelligence Bureau

URL: www.nic.in/ceib

Email: [email protected]

Email: [email protected]

Subject: Covert wiretapping, computer hacking, surveillance, stalking and cyber-stalking

Respected Sir,

There is growing problem of unauthorized or covert use advanced high-tech spy devices (cameras, snooping devices, Electromagnetic emission devices) which track A-Z of any person’s activity – speech, writing, bodily movements, computer and web usage (cyber-stalking) etc, even in darkness – from a considerable distance away (from neighboring buildings, distant buildings etc).

Use of these devices is becoming a common feature among ordinary people, for criminal purposes, stalking, eavesdropping on other’s private activities, computer hacking, vocal conversation, telephone conversation etc – in gross violation of

1.       the Supreme Court ruling on wire-tapping/illegal surveillance

2.       IT 2000 law prohibiting computer hacking

These devices are latest advances in technology; making both the Supreme Court ruling as well as the IT law “outdated” in comparison.

There is no way an ordinary citizen can build evidence for court submission, when confronted by these invisible “covert” monitoring; unless and until an undercover investigation is launched by the Central Intelligence or concerned law enforcement.

I would like you to go through the following web-site which contains certain sections outlining the growing use of advanced spying devices for covert eavesdropping among the common man and woman in India.

http://www.geocities.com/praisethebuddha/

Specific pages:

1.       Use of Spy Cameras and Snooping Devices in India

a.      Chapter 2

b.       Chapter 3

2. Stalking

a.       Chapter 1

b.       Chapter 4

Will it be possible to launch an undercover investigation on the truth behind (the extent of use of high tech electromagnetic emission based spy devices) and educate the masses through the print media in local dialects or languages on the misuse of covert surveillance, without legal permission, please?

Use of such high tech devices is slowly becoming a sort of leisure activity among modern society men and women, with a live pornographic tinge (trapping women, voyeurism etc) as a motivator.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely,

Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

“You'll learn how to read computer screens from a distance, look or listen through solid walls, dig out unlisted phone numbers, bypass computer passwords and assemble a complete dossier on anyone from the comfort of your own home.”

(Reference: Lapin, Lee. How To Get Anything On Anybody, Book 2 PP020. Review.)

Note: If you launch an undercover investigation by assigning experienced investigator/s, then as a matter of courtesy, do inform me by return email that the matter is under consideration. Otherwise how will I know that you have taken this email seriously? I might keep on sending chain emails now and then with the same request!

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A Request to the Concerned Government/Law Enforcement Agency

Date

Saturday, January 11, 2003

From

Mr. Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

Email: [email protected]

To

Central Economic Intelligence Bureau

URL: www.nic.in/ceib

Email: [email protected]

Email: [email protected]

Subject: Covert wiretapping, computer hacking, surveillance, stalking and cyber-stalking

Respected Sir,

There is growing problem of unauthorized or covert use advanced high-tech spy devices (cameras, snooping devices, Electromagnetic emission devices) which track A-Z of any person’s activity – speech, writing, bodily movements, computer and web usage (cyber-stalking) etc, even in darkness – from a considerable distance away (from neighboring buildings, distant buildings etc).

Use of these devices is becoming a common feature among ordinary people, for criminal purposes, stalking, eavesdropping on other’s private activities, computer hacking, vocal conversation, telephone conversation etc – in gross violation of

1.       the Supreme Court ruling on wire-tapping/illegal surveillance

2.       IT 2000 law prohibiting computer hacking

These devices are latest advances in technology; making both the Supreme Court ruling as well as the IT law “outdated” in comparison.

There is no way an ordinary citizen can build evidence for court submission, when confronted by these invisible “covert” monitoring; unless and until an undercover investigation is launched by the Central Intelligence or concerned law enforcement.

I would like you to go through the following web-site which contains certain sections outlining the growing use of advanced spying devices for covert eavesdropping among the common man and woman in India.

http://www.geocities.com/praisethebuddha/

Specific pages:

1.       Use of Spy Cameras and Snooping Devices in India

a.      Chapter 2

b.       Chapter 3

2. Stalking

a.       Chapter 1

b.       Chapter 4

Will it be possible to launch an undercover investigation on the truth behind (the extent of use of high tech electromagnetic emission based spy devices) and educate the masses through the print media in local dialects or languages on the misuse of covert surveillance, without legal permission, please?

Use of such high tech devices is slowly becoming a sort of leisure activity among modern society men and women, with a live pornographic tinge (trapping women, voyeurism etc) as a motivator.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely,

Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

“You'll learn how to read computer screens from a distance, look or listen through solid walls, dig out unlisted phone numbers, bypass computer passwords and assemble a complete dossier on anyone from the comfort of your own home.”

(Reference: Lapin, Lee. How To Get Anything On Anybody, Book 2 PP020. Review.)

Note: If you launch an undercover investigation by assigning experienced investigator/s, then as a matter of courtesy, do inform me by return email that the matter is under consideration. Otherwise how will I know that you have taken this email seriously? I might keep on sending chain emails now and then with the same request!

A Request to the Concerned Government/Law Enforcement Agency

Date

Saturday, January 11, 2003

From

Mr. Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

Email: sreegopalsreekumaran@hotmail.com

To

Ministry of Home Affairs

North Block, Central Secretariat,

New Delhi - 110 001

Phone: 3011011, 3010161

Fax: 3015750, 3017763

URL: http://www.mha.nic.in

Email: [email protected].in

Subject: Covert wiretapping, computer hacking, surveillance, stalking and cyber-stalking

Respected Sir,

There is growing problem of unauthorized or covert use advanced high-tech spy devices (cameras, snooping devices, Electromagnetic emission devices) which track A-Z of any person’s activity – speech, writing, bodily movements, computer and web usage (cyber-stalking) etc, even in darkness – from a considerable distance away (from neighboring buildings, distant buildings etc).

Use of these devices is becoming a common feature among ordinary people, for criminal purposes, stalking, eavesdropping on other’s private activities, computer hacking, vocal conversation, telephone conversation etc – in gross violation of

1.       the Supreme Court ruling on wire-tapping/illegal surveillance

2.       IT 2000 law prohibiting computer hacking

These devices are latest advances in technology; making both the Supreme Court ruling as well as the IT law “outdated” in comparison.

There is no way an ordinary citizen can build evidence for court submission, when confronted by these invisible “covert” monitoring; unless and until an undercover investigation is launched by the Central Intelligence or concerned law enforcement.

I would like you to go through the following web-site which contains certain sections outlining the growing use of advanced spying devices for covert eavesdropping among the common man and woman in India.

http://www.geocities.com/praisethebuddha/

Specific pages:

1.       Use of Spy Cameras and Snooping Devices in India

a.      Chapter 2

b.       Chapter 3

2. Stalking

a.       Chapter 1

b.       Chapter 4

Will it be possible to launch an undercover investigation on the truth behind (the extent of use of high tech electromagnetic emission based spy devices) and educate the masses through the print media in local dialects or languages on the misuse of covert surveillance, without legal permission, please?

Use of such high tech devices is slowly becoming a sort of leisure activity among modern society men and women, with a live pornographic tinge (trapping women, voyeurism etc) as a motivator.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely,

Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

“You'll learn how to read computer screens from a distance, look or listen through solid walls, dig out unlisted phone numbers, bypass computer passwords and assemble a complete dossier on anyone from the comfort of your own home.”

(Reference: Lapin, Lee. How To Get Anything On Anybody, Book 2 PP020. Review.)

Note: If you launch an undercover investigation by assigning experienced investigator/s, then as a matter of courtesy, do inform me by return email that the matter is under consideration. Otherwise how will I know that you have taken this email seriously? I might keep on sending chain emails now and then with the same request!

A Request to the Concerned Government/Law Enforcement Agency

Date

Saturday, January 11, 2003

From

Mr. Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

Email: sreegopalsreekumaran@hotmail.com

To

National Crime Records Bureau

East Block-7, R.K. Puram

New Delhi-110 066, INDIA

URL: http://ncrb.nic.in

Email: [email protected].in

Subject: Covert wiretapping, computer hacking, surveillance, stalking and cyber-stalking

Respected Sir,

There is growing problem of unauthorized or covert use advanced high-tech spy devices (cameras, snooping devices, Electromagnetic emission devices) which track A-Z of any person’s activity – speech, writing, bodily movements, computer and web usage (cyber-stalking) etc, even in darkness – from a considerable distance away (from neighboring buildings, distant buildings etc).

Use of these devices is becoming a common feature among ordinary people, for criminal purposes, stalking, eavesdropping on other’s private activities, computer hacking, vocal conversation, telephone conversation etc – in gross violation of

1.       the Supreme Court ruling on wire-tapping/illegal surveillance

2.       IT 2000 law prohibiting computer hacking

These devices are latest advances in technology; making both the Supreme Court ruling as well as the IT law “outdated” in comparison.

There is no way an ordinary citizen can build evidence for court submission, when confronted by these invisible “covert” monitoring; unless and until an undercover investigation is launched by the Central Intelligence or concerned law enforcement.

I would like you to go through the following web-site which contains certain sections outlining the growing use of advanced spying devices for covert eavesdropping among the common man and woman in India.

http://www.geocities.com/praisethebuddha/

Specific pages:

1.       Use of Spy Cameras and Snooping Devices in India

a.      Chapter 2

b.       Chapter 3

2. Stalking

a.       Chapter 1

b.       Chapter 4

Will it be possible to launch an undercover investigation on the truth behind (the extent of use of high tech electromagnetic emission based spy devices) and educate the masses through the print media in local dialects or languages on the misuse of covert surveillance, without legal permission, please?

Use of such high tech devices is slowly becoming a sort of leisure activity among modern society men and women, with a live pornographic tinge (trapping women, voyeurism etc) as a motivator.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely,

Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

“You'll learn how to read computer screens from a distance, look or listen through solid walls, dig out unlisted phone numbers, bypass computer passwords and assemble a complete dossier on anyone from the comfort of your own home.”

(Reference: Lapin, Lee. How To Get Anything On Anybody, Book 2 PP020. Review.)

Note: If you launch an undercover investigation by assigning experienced investigator/s, then as a matter of courtesy, do inform me by return email that the matter is under consideration. Otherwise how will I know that you have taken this email seriously? I might keep on sending chain emails now and then with the same request!

A Request to the Editor

Date

Sunday, January 12, 2003

From

Mr. Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

Email: sreegopalsreekumaran@hotmail.com

To

The Editor

Zdnet India

URL: http://www.zdnetindia.com/

Email: feedback@zdnetindia.com

Subject: Covert wiretapping, computer hacking, surveillance, stalking and cyber-stalking

Respected Sir,

There is growing problem of unauthorized or covert use advanced high-tech spy devices (cameras, snooping devices, Electromagnetic emission devices) which track A-Z of any person’s activity – speech, writing, bodily movements, computer and web usage (cyber-stalking) etc, even in darkness – from a considerable distance away (from neighboring buildings, distant buildings etc).

Use of these devices is becoming a common feature among ordinary people, for criminal purposes, stalking, eavesdropping on other’s private activities, computer hacking, vocal conversation, telephone conversation etc – in gross violation of

1.       the Supreme Court ruling on wire-tapping/illegal surveillance

2.       IT 2000 law prohibiting computer hacking

These devices are latest advances in technology; making both the Supreme Court ruling as well as the IT law “outdated” in comparison.

There is no way an ordinary citizen can build evidence for court submission, when confronted by these invisible “covert” monitoring; unless and until an undercover investigation is launched by the Central Intelligence or investigative journalists.

I would like you to go through the following web-site which contains certain sections outlining the growing use of advanced spying devices for covert eavesdropping among the common man and woman in India.

http://www.geocities.com/praisethebuddha/

Specific pages:

1.       Use of Spy Cameras and Snooping Devices in India

a.      Chapter 2

b.       Chapter 3

2. Stalking

a.       Chapter 1

b.       Chapter 4

Will it be possible to launch an undercover journalistic investigation on the truth behind (the extent of use of high tech electromagnetic emission based spy devices) and educate the masses through the print media in local dialects or languages on the misuse of covert surveillance, without legal permission, please?

Use of such high tech devices is slowly becoming a sort of leisure activity among modern society men and women, with a live pornographic tinge (trapping women, voyeurism etc) as a motivator.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely,

Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

“You'll learn how to read computer screens from a distance, look or listen through solid walls, dig out unlisted phone numbers, bypass computer passwords and assemble a complete dossier on anyone from the comfort of your own home.”

(Reference: Lapin, Lee. How To Get Anything On Anybody, Book 2 PP020. Review.)

Note: If you launch an undercover investigation by assigning experienced investigative reporter/s, then as a matter of courtesy, do inform me by return email that the matter is under consideration. Otherwise how will I know that you have taken this email seriously? I might keep on sending chain emails now and then with the same request!

A Request to the Editor

Date

Sunday, January 12, 2003

From

Mr. Sreegopal N Sreekumaran

Email: sreegopalsreekumaran@hotmail.com

To

The Editor

Tribune, The

URL: http://www.tribuneindia.com/

Email: editor@tribuneindia.com

Subject: Covert wiretapping, computer hacking, surveillance, stalking and cyber-stalking

Respected Sir,

There is growing problem of unauthorized or covert use advanced high-tech spy devices (cameras, snooping devices, Electromagnetic emission devices) which track A-Z of any person’s activity – speech, writing, bodily movements, computer and web usage (cyber-stalking) etc, even in darkness – from a considerable distance away (from neighboring buildings, distant buildings etc).

Use of these devices is becoming a common feature among ordinary people, for criminal purposes, stalking, eavesdropping on other’s private activities, computer hacking, vocal conversation, telephone conversation etc – in gross violation of

1.       the Supreme Court ruling on wire-tapping/illegal surveillance

2.       IT 2000 law prohibiting computer hacking

These devices are latest advances in technology; making both the Supreme Court ruling as well as the IT law “outdated” in comparison.

There is no way an ordinary citizen can build evidence for court submission, when confronted by these invisible “covert” monitoring; unless and until an undercover investigation is launched by the Central Intelligence or investigative journalists.

I would like you to go through the following web-site which contains certain sections outlining the growing use of advanced spying devices for covert eavesdropping among the common man and woman in India.

http://www.geocities.com/praisethebuddha/

Specific pages:

1.       Use of Spy Cameras and Snooping Devices in India

a.      Chapter 2

b.       Chapter 3

2. Stalking

a.       Chapter 1

b.       Chapter 4

Will it be possible to launch an undercover journalistic investigation on the truth behind (the extent of use of high tech electromagnetic emission based spy devices) and educate the masses through the print media in local dialects or languages on the misuse of covert surveillance, without legal permission, please?

Use of such high tech devices is slowly becoming a sort of leisure activity among modern society men and women, with a live pornographic tinge (trapping women, voyeurism etc) as a motivator.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely,

Sreegopal N Sreekumaran