“ISI, Bomb Blast Threat: Mumbai Police Launch Investigation Into Message Against PM Modi”

Er Mukesh Singh

A threat message targeting PM Modi was sent to the Mumbai traffic police helpline, traced to Ajmer, Rajasthan. The message referenced ISI agents and a bomb plan.

Mumbai Police received a threat message on Saturday claiming to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The message, which mentioned the involvement of ISI agents and a bomb plot, was traced back to a number registered in Ajmer, Rajasthan. In response, the Mumbai Police swiftly dispatched a team to apprehend the suspect behind the threat.

Authorities are taking the threat seriously, and investigations are underway to identify the individual responsible. The police are also assessing the credibility of the threat while working to ensure the safety of the Prime Minister and other high-profile officials. The message has raised concerns about potential security breaches and the need for increased vigilance.

This incident adds to the ongoing efforts to bolster security around key political figures and sensitive locations in the country. Further updates are expected as the investigation progresses.

The WhatsApp message, sent to the Mumbai traffic police helpline on Saturday morning, referenced two ISI agents and a plan to carry out a bomb blast targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, according to reports from news agency PTI. The message prompted immediate action from the authorities, leading to the tracing of the number back to Ajmer, Rajasthan. A police team was dispatched to apprehend the suspect, and investigations are ongoing to assess the threat’s credibility and ensure the safety of the Prime Minister.

Investigators believe the sender of the threat message may be mentally disturbed or under the influence of alcohol, though further investigation is ongoing. Authorities are working to gather more information and determine the motives behind the message, while also assessing its credibility. The police are continuing their efforts to apprehend the individual responsible for the threat.

A First Information Report (FIR) has been filed under the relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita in response to the threat message targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Mumbai traffic police helpline, which has previously received numerous hoax threat messages, is now investigating this case thoroughly. Authorities are working to determine the seriousness of the threat while continuing to track down the individual responsible for sending the message.

Death threats to Salman Khan

In the past 10 days, the Mumbai traffic police have received two messages threatening to kill actor Salman Khan. The most recent message, sent on Friday, read: “If Salman Khan wants to stay alive, he should go to a temple (Bishnoi community temple in Rajasthan) and apologise to the community or pay ₹5 crore. If he does not do the same, we will eliminate him. The Bishnoi gang is still active.” Authorities are taking these threats seriously and are investigating both messages. The police are working on identifying the source and ensuring the safety of the actor.

Salman Khan had previously received death threats from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Bishnoi, who is currently incarcerated in Ahmedabad’s Sabarmati jail, faces multiple charges, including attempted murder and extortion. In April, suspected members of his gang made headlines when they opened fire outside Khan’s residence in Bandra. These new threats have raised concerns for the actor’s safety, and the police are investigating the source of the recent messages while intensifying security measures.

Security for Salman Khan has been heightened in response to the recent threats. A senior police officer stated, “This does not appear to be too serious, but we cannot take any such threat lightly.” A dedicated team of crime branch officers, along with cyber experts, is investigating the source of the message. The police are also examining whether the threat is genuinely connected to the Bishnoi gang or if it was simply a hoax sent for amusement. The authorities are taking all necessary precautions to ensure the actor’s safety.

COURTESY: News 24

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