North India Statesman
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Mumbai: Bomb blasts continue to receive bomb blasts in Mumbai. This time the state disaster management received an email stating that there could be an explosion in Mumbai at any time. Due to which all security agencies have become alert.
The e-mail received by an officer posted in the disaster management control room on Monday evening stated that there could be an explosion within 48 hours. But no place has been mentioned.
On Monday, an account known as a woman was sent an email to the control room of the Maharashtra government and warned of a possible bomb blast in Mumbai.
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The message clearly stated that the security agency should be cautious for three days. Any major explosion can occur anytime anywhere. Please do not ignore this warning.
The information about this threat was given to the Mumbai Police. Security is being monitored in Mumbai. High alert has been issued for government buildings, foreign consulates, religious places, railway stations and other sensitive places. Bomb disposal and preventive squad (BDDS) is investigating major places. The Maharashtra Anti -Terrorism Squad (ATS) has also been kept on alert. In this regard, a case has been registered at Marine Drive Police Station and further investigation has been started to arrest the person sending the email.
Strict security arrangements have been implemented everywhere in Mumbai after Operation Sindoor. The Mumbai Police has issued an order not to break firecrackers in the city from May 11 to June 9 as a precaution.
All police officers have been instructed to take strict action against those who violate this order. Efforts are on on the basis of their IP address to find the accused who threatened through email.
The Mumbai Police has received threats of bomb blasts several times, but in most cases these threats come out.
