Reserve Bank Of India / RBI received a bomb threat, panic ensued, police started investigation

Reserve Bank Of India: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has once again received a bomb threat. On Thursday afternoon, a threatening email came on the official website of RBI, threatening to blow up the Reserve Bank with explosives. This email was in Russian language and threatened to cause serious damage to the bank. A case has been registered against the unknown accused in Mata Ramabai Marg (MRA Marg) police station regarding this matter and the police have started investigating the matter.

The series of such threatening calls and emails is increasing continuously in the country. Earlier, airlines and schools have also received threatening messages, but now the Reserve Bank of India has also become a victim of this threat. In the threat received on Thursday, the sender of the email talked about blowing up the RBI through explosives, which is being seen as a serious security breach.

This threatening email came on the mail ID of the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India. Mumbai Police took the matter seriously and started immediate action and registered a case on it at MRA Marg Police Station. The police have started an investigation against the accused and efforts are being made to identify the suspect. At present, the investigation is going on and the police is taking action in this matter with full seriousness.

This is not the first time that the Reserve Bank of India has been threatened with a bomb blast. Earlier, in the month of November, a call was also received on the RBI's customer care number, in which the bank was threatened with a bomb blast. In that call, the accused had described himself as the CEO of Lashkar-e-Taiba, which made the matter even more serious. However, even at that time the police took prompt action and chased the accused.

Such incidents not only pose a challenge to the security forces, but it also creates fear and anxiety among the common citizens. What is the purpose behind these threats and who is carrying out such incidents, it is not clear yet, but the security agencies are working seriously on it.

Ultimately, it is evident that considering the seriousness of such matters, there is a need for all the government and private institutions to be on high alert so that such threats can be dealt with timely and no harm is caused.