Mumbai Railway Network On High Alert After Threat Call From Pakistan Number; Caller Demands ₹5 Crore, Threatens To Harm Civilians If...
· Free Press Journal
Mumbai: The Mumbai Railway Police control room received a threat call in the early hours of Tuesday, triggering a high-alert situation across key railway stations in the city.
#BREAKING: A threat call was received at the Mumbai Railway Police control room around 3 a.m., claiming that railway stations and an office are the target. The caller, who identified himself as Irfan, demanded ₹5 crore and threatened harm to civilians if the demand was not met.… pic.twitter.com/xemfox4rRy
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According to the Railway Police, the call was received at around 3 am at the Railway police control room's WhatsApp number. The caller, who identified himself as Irfan, allegedly threatened attacks on railway stations and an office, demanding Rs 5 crore to prevent harm to civilians.
Citing the Railway Police, IANS reported that the number used to make the call was traced to Pakistan. Currently, in this case, an investigation is underway.
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