Blackberry controversy will be resolved within a month: Raja

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Updated: 22/05/2008 | 02:25 PM IST

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The controversy over Blackberry will be finally over within a month. IT minister A Raja has told NDTV that the Indian security agencies can keep a tab on mails on the Blackberry.

"We have insisted that Blackberry servers should be in India. RIM (owner of Blackberry) will come back with a solution within a month," said A. Raja, Union Telecom and IT Minister.

The BlackBerry issue came to the fore, after the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence expressed inability to intercept any conversation between hawala dealers and militant groups that use BlackBerry sets.