Police Issue Proclamation Order in Phone Tapping Case Against Prabhakar Rao

Imagine a former police intelligence chief is accused of secretly listening to people's phone calls.

The court wants him to come and answer for this, but he's not currently present.

The police are now following court orders to publicly announce he needs to appear.

They've posted a notice at his home and in the community.

If he doesn't show up by the deadline, the police can take steps to seize his assets.

He is accused of ordering others to tap the phones of politicians, journalists, and business people.