Bomb Threats Sent to RSS Headquarters, Maharashtra Government Offices; No Explosives Found
Multiple bomb threat emails were sent to the RSS headquarters in Nagpur, Maharashtra's Chief Minister's Office, and municipal offices in Mumbai and Pune on Wednesday, prompting evacuations and security searches. The emails, allegedly from a group claiming to represent the Khalistan National Army, referenced the 1984 Operation Bluestar and threatened IED blasts at specific times. No suspicious devices were found during searches, and police launched investigations to trace the email sources.
Civic authorities across Maharashtra received coordinated bomb threat emails targeting several high-profile locations on Wednesday. The threats included the RSS headquarters in Nagpur, the Chief Minister's Office in Mumbai, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, the Bombay Stock Exchange, and municipal offices in Pune. The emails, which contained inflammatory content and references to Khalistan, specified times for alleged explosions and claimed to be from the Khalistan National Army. Bomb Detection and Disposal Squads conducted thorough searches at all threatened locations, finding nothing suspicious. Security was intensified at sensitive areas, and police launched investigations to identify the source of the emails while urging the public not to panic.
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