The National Investigation Agency (NIA) told a court here that Bhatkal used the "secret coded language" to communicate with other IM operatives so that they could understand each other easily in which he was named as "Tb", "JJ" and "Mustafa".
NIA has said in its charge sheet that from the Internet chat accounts of Bhatkal and other accused persons, it emerged that they were creating chat accounts on fake names using proxy servers to conceal their identities and locations.
Some of those who used to communicate through codes include, arrested accused Yasin Bhatkal and Asadullah Akhtar, absconding accused Mohd Riyaz Bhatkal and Mirza Shadaab Beg, it said.
NIA said that in the codes, "Agency" and "Voda" were used for ISI, "Taagut" for "Agency Waley" (ISI), Dub for "Dubai", "Bebo" and "Bada" for Iqbal Bhatkal, "Chta" for Riyaz Bhatkal, "Waagu", "Qaqa" and "Micro" for Al Qaeda, "Shaam" for Delhi, "g/jejuu" for Gujarat, "Mulla/Pandit" for Sultan of Bhatkal residing in Pakistan, "tickkttt" and "Chaloo ticket" for pistol and "reservation" for AK47 rifle.
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