Suspicious caller arrested in Rajasthan for ’26/11-like attack in Mumbai again’

Mumbai Threat Call: Once again, a case of threatening Mumbai like 26/11 attack has come to the fore. It is reported quoting sources that the Mumbai Police Control Room (mumbai police control room) received a suspicious call from Rajasthan (Rajathan) in which an open threat was made to terrorize Mumbai.

According to police sources, during the call, the person described himself as a resident of Rajasthan and said that an attack like 26/11 is going to happen again in Mumbai. After this call, the Mumbai Police informed the Rajasthan Police, after which the state police came into active mode.

caller mentally ill

While investigating the matter, the Rajasthan Police took the caller into custody. According to the police, the name of the accused person is Devendra Tanwar, who is a resident of Ajmer. Police said, Devendra is mentally ill and weak. He called the Mumbai Police in a fit of rage. Police said, this threatening call has been found to be false.

NIA had received threat of terrorist attack in Mumbai

Let me tell you, in the month of February there was a threat of terrorist attack in Mumbai. NIA had received a threatening email after which the police in different cities had come on alert mode. NIA had come to know in the initial information that the email sent was sent from the server of Pakistan.

According to the information received from the NIA, the person who sent the email described himself as a Talibani and claimed that this mail was sent on the orders of Sirajuddin Haqqani, a prominent leader of the Taliban organization.

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