'14 Pakistani terrorists entered, 400 kg RDX, one crore people will die', threat of an attack bigger than 26/11 in Mumbai

Mumbai Suicide Bomb Threat: In the message sent to Mumbai police, it is said that there will be a blast using 400 kg of RDX which will kill one crore people. It is also claimed that 14 Pakistani terrorists have entered.

Mumbai has once again received a bomb threat. This time a threat of suicide bombing i.e. human bomb blast has been sent. This threatening message has been sent on the WhatsApp number of Mumbai Police's traffic police. The police has become alert after receiving the threat on the occasion of Anant Chaturdashi.

The message claims that human bombs have been planted in 34 vehicles and the entire city of Mumbai will be shaken after the explosion. The threat mentions an organization named 'Lashkar-e-Jihadi'. It also claims that 14 Pakistani terrorists have entered India.

Threat of 400 kg RDX blast:
In the message received by the traffic police, it is written that 1 crore people will die due to the explosion of 400 kg RDX. Mumbai Police is on high alert after this threat.

This is not the first time that Mumbai has received a
threat of bombing on a mass level. Earlier also such threats have been given several times through calls to the police control room or through messages on the police number. However, this time the threat is very serious and it has been said that lakhs of people will be targeted.

About two weeks ago, a warning was given about a blast in the Four Seasons Hotel in Worli. Earlier on August 14, the police were called and told that there was going to be a blast in a train. After saying this, the caller disconnected the call. Neither the time nor the location was given. However, the police investigated seriously and did not find anything suspicious.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus has also received a threat to blow it up.
Another threat to shake Mumbai came on 26 July, which created a stir. It was said that Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) would be blown up with a bomb. The person who threatened had clearly said that a bomb would be placed at the station, which could endanger the lives of passengers. The police did not find anything suspicious in the investigation during this time as well.

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