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We have various Android devices from Spike, Samsung, Micromax, etc. How can we issue AT commands from Android to the modem? We searched in Google Play but did not find any app related to this.

This Stack Overflow question suggests:

[F]irst you have to root the phone...`

How can we do this?

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    Please list your specific model(s) in the description on how to root the device. It looks like the overall question (how to use AT commands) is a developer-type question, which is out of scope on this site; at the very least, it appears to be answered, at the link you already provided, on stackoverflow.
    – Stephen S
    Aug 8, 2013 at 2:38
  • possible duplicate of How do I root my Android device?
    – Dan Hulme
    Aug 8, 2013 at 7:52
  • @DanHulme: The "how to root my Android device?" can be solved by giving your hint, but the rest is definitely not a dupe of that other question.
    – ce4
    Aug 8, 2013 at 10:26

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The question you linked to has the information you need to access the modem. You might also find this SO answer helpful for accessing the modem. Be warned that the device file you need to use is different for each model of phone, so you'll have to examine /dev on each device to find out which file to use.

As it points out, you need to be root to do this. The rooting process is different for each model of phone. For most models, you have to wipe the phone to achieve it, as the process involves unlocking the bootloader (and maybe flashing a custom recovery) in order to flash the su binary into the system image. Some models have security vulnerabilities you can exploit with a program you download, to achieve this without unlocking the bootloader. How do I root my Android device? explains more about the process, and has an index of questions about rooting particular devices.

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