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News India Live, Digital Desk: A major terrorist conspiracy among festivals in Mumbai has been thwarted. A man who threatened to bomb the Mumbai Police has been arrested from Noida. The arrest is made when the entire city was immersed in the color of Ganeshotsav, and this threat created an atmosphere of fear among the people.
The whole matter started with a threatening message, which was sent to the helpline number of Mumbai Traffic Police. The sender had claimed that “human bombs” have been installed in 34 trains in the city and a big explosion would be done using 400 kg RDX. After this message, Mumbai Police immediately swung into action and security in the entire city was increased.
What was the threat?
The threatening person described himself as a member of an organization called ‘Lashkar-e-Jihadi’. It was also said in the message that 14 Pakistani terrorists have entered India and they will carry out the attack. This threat was given just before Ganesh immersion, when millions of people are on the streets. Obviously, this time was election with the intention of spreading maximum panic in the city.
Such accused was caught
The Mumbai Police took this threat very seriously and immediately started the investigation. The number of sending the message was tracked and its location was found in Noida. After this, a team of Mumbai Police reached Noida and with the help of the local police, the accused was arrested. The arrested person has been identified as Ashwin Kumar Supra, a resident of Bihar. His age is being told that the police has also recovered the phone and SIM card from him, which was sent to the threat.
Police appealed to people for peace
After the arrest of the accused, the police have appealed to the people not to maintain peace and ignore any kind of rumor. However, the initial investigation has indicated that the threat is false, but the police is not taking any kind of any kind of any kind. Strong security arrangements have been made at important locations of the city.
This incident once again tells how some people do such acts only for the purpose of spreading panic. In the time of festivals, such threats not only disturb the happiness of the people, but also puts heavy pressure on the police and security agencies.
North India Statesman