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Bomb Threat Targets Amitabh Bachchans Residence in Mumbai

Mumbai, November 12: A bomb threat has once again shaken Mumbai, the financial capital of India. An email threat has been sent, targeting Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan’s residence, Jalsa, along with the Mayor’s office, the airport, and several banks and courts. This alarming threat has put security agencies on high alert, leading to intensified investigations at the mentioned locations.

The email specifically mentioned several sites, including Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport and Mahalaxmi Racecourse. According to reports, local police, bomb disposal squads, and dog squads rushed to the targeted points immediately upon receiving the information, conducting thorough searches. The authenticity of the threats and the true identity of the email sender have yet to be determined.

Email Received by PNB Officials

Sources indicate that a threatening email received at 10:52 AM on November 12 has raised security concerns in Mumbai. The email, sent from the address ‘reduak079@gmail.com’, was directed at officials from Punjab National Bank (PNB) in Mumbai, including ZO Mumbai, LCB Mumbai at Cuffe Parade, and BO Zaveri Bazaar. The message warned of multiple bomb blasts and attacks across the city. The email also referenced the municipal corporation, prompting heightened security measures in the area.

Name of Khalistan National Army Mentioned in Email

The email bore the name “Khalistan National Army,” listing individuals such as Engineer Guranakh Singh, Rukan Shahwala, and Dr. Gurnirver Singh Khan Rajada. It contained various threats, including a warning of a bomb blast at a branch of Punjab National Bank in Mumbai at 1:11 PM. Additionally, it threatened to bomb Chhatrapati Shivaji Airport at 9:11 PM and mentioned a ‘Daljit Bomb iPhone blast’ at Mahalaxmi Stadium.

Threat to Diljit Dosanjh Also Issued

Moreover, the email warned of a potential attack on Amitabh Bachchan (‘car bomb attack on Bachchan’s Jalsa’) and singer Diljit Dosanjh, advising people to avoid their upcoming shows. The message included threats targeting a court at 2:11 PM and the Mayor’s office at 3:11 PM. A note at the bottom of the email indicated a change in the corporate email domain from ‘pnb.co.in’ to ‘pnbbank.in’. Security agencies are now investigating the source and credibility of this threat. Security checks and inspections have been conducted at the mentioned locations, with no suspicious activities reported during the investigations.

Previous Threats to Big B

This new threat comes at a time when additional security measures have been implemented outside Amitabh Bachchan’s Juhu residence, Jalsa. On November 1, Bachchan met fans outside his home while standing inside a transparent security enclosure, which was set up as an extra precaution. His son, actor Abhishek Bachchan, was also present, along with security personnel. These additional measures were prompted by an email received by Mumbai police in October, which threatened to bomb Bachchan’s residence. This threatening email was sent to a school in the Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) area, leading to an investigation by the police. It is noteworthy that Amitabh Bachchan meets his fans every Sunday outside his Juhu home, where they gather to see him.