Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini Visits Ericsson and Truecaller Headquarters in Sweden

Studies Latest Communication Technologies, Emergency Robotics and Spam Call Control Systems in Detail

 Chandigarh,

Haryana Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini visited the headquarters of world-renowned telecommunications company Ericsson and caller identification company Truecaller in Stockholm, Sweden. Cabinet Minister Sh. Vipul Goel accompanied him during this important visit. 

At the Ericsson headquarters, the Chief Minister received a detailed briefing on the latest technologies in the communications sector. He particularly observed the functioning of robotics technologies being developed to handle emergencies in remote and inaccessible locations. The Chief Minister discussed the possibilities of adopting these advanced technologies in Haryana’s communication infrastructure and disaster management system.

Subsequently, Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini visited the headquarters of Truecaller, where he held a detailed meeting with the company’s co-founder, Sh. Alan Mamedi. During the meeting, he was briefed on Truecaller’s operations, its spam call detection system, and measures to protect users against fraudulent calls and third-party calls. 

The Chief Minister was informed that approximately 770 crore spam calls were detected in India in 2025. The meeting included in-depth discussions on the challenges posed by fraudulent and third-party calls, along with possible solutions. Sh. Nayab Singh Saini emphasised the effective use of technologies such as Truecaller to strengthen digital security and protect citizens from spam and fraudulent calls.

In addition, the Chief Minister visited the Envac waste management facility and learned about its modern waste management system. He explored the possibilities of adopting this technology in Haryana’s cities to improve cleanliness and promote environmental protection.

Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini described these visits as significant for Haryana’s digital and technological advancement. He said that the adoption of advanced global technologies in the state would make communication systems more secure, efficient and modern. He further emphasised that effective measures would be taken to tackle the problem of spam and fraudulent calls, while special attention would be given to expanding the use of robotics in disaster management.