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Kolkata Police Request Voice Samples from Two Announcers, File Petition to High Court

Kolkata Police have asked for audio samples from two radio announcers to verify identities after a complaint. The police filed a petition for permission with the Kolkata High Court to collect and use the recordings. The court will review the request, with authorities stating the samples will help investigate the alleged incident. Details on the case remain limited.

Kolkata Police Request Voice Samples from Two Announcers, File Petition to High Court
Kolkata Police Request Voice Samples from Two Announcers, File Petition to High CourtPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

Kolkata Police have requested that two radio announcers submit voice samples to confirm their identities following a recent complaint. The audio recordings are intended to assist in verifying the individuals involved in the alleged incident.

To obtain the samples, the police filed a petition with the Kolkata High Court seeking judicial approval. The court’s decision will determine whether the police can legally collect and use the recordings.

Police officials have said that the voice samples will be critical in the ongoing investigation, though no further details about the case have been disclosed. The next steps will depend on the High Court’s ruling.

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