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Bhagwant Mann receives death threat, letter undersigned by Jaish-e-Mohammed

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann received a death threat on Wednesday. The threat came via a letter received by the Station Master of the Sultanpur Lodhi Railway Station in the state.

Death threat issued to Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann with letter undersigned Jaish e Mohammed
Death threat issued to Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann with letter undersigned Jaish e Mohammed
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Published : Apr 27, 2022, 10:38 PM IST

Chandigarh: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann received a death threat on Wednesday. The threat came via a letter received by the Station Master of the Sultanpur Lodhi Railway Station in the state. The document threatened to blow up Mann, as well as issued a bomb scare to several rail stations in the state including Jalandhar, Sultanpur Lodhi as well as other important places.

The document has been undersigned by Jaish-e-Mohammed. Apart from Mann, the letter, dated May 21, also threatens Shiromani Akali Dal leaders. The administration has swung into action, with an inquiry already launched into the matter.

Also read: Terrorists hurl grenade at police party in J-K's Anantnag, no casualties

Station Master Rajveer Singh said that the letter was sent by post, adding that he informed higher authorities as soon as he finished reading the letter. Police, meanwhile, said that they have received information and have begun searching CCTV cameras around the area to identify any suspects. A search has been launched.

Chandigarh: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann received a death threat on Wednesday. The threat came via a letter received by the Station Master of the Sultanpur Lodhi Railway Station in the state. The document threatened to blow up Mann, as well as issued a bomb scare to several rail stations in the state including Jalandhar, Sultanpur Lodhi as well as other important places.

The document has been undersigned by Jaish-e-Mohammed. Apart from Mann, the letter, dated May 21, also threatens Shiromani Akali Dal leaders. The administration has swung into action, with an inquiry already launched into the matter.

Also read: Terrorists hurl grenade at police party in J-K's Anantnag, no casualties

Station Master Rajveer Singh said that the letter was sent by post, adding that he informed higher authorities as soon as he finished reading the letter. Police, meanwhile, said that they have received information and have begun searching CCTV cameras around the area to identify any suspects. A search has been launched.

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