RBI Receives Second Bomb Threat in a Month: Russian Email Says ‘Will Blow You Up,’ Investigation Underway

A bomb threat email in Russian warning of an explosion at the Reserve Bank of India has triggered a police investigation and heightened security measures.

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) received a bomb threat via email in Russian on December 12, warning of an explosion at its Mumbai headquarters. This incident marks the second bomb threat in less than a month, prompting an investigation by Mumbai police, who have registered a case against an unknown individual. The threat follows a series of similar incidents targeting schools in Delhi, raising concerns about public safety and security protocols. Authorities are actively investigating the source of the email and have increased security measures around the RBI premises.

Second Bomb Threat Raises Alarm 

On December 12, the RBI’s Mumbai office was alerted to a bomb threat delivered via email in Russian, which ominously stated intentions to “blow you up.” The email was directed to RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra. Following the receipt of this threatening communication, Mumbai Police registered a case at the Mata Ramabai Marg police station and launched an investigation into the matter. Authorities are working to trace the sender of the email and assess its credibility.

Context of Recent Threats 

This incident is part of a disturbing trend, as it follows multiple bomb threats made to schools in Delhi earlier this month. Reports indicate that several schools received similar threats, which were later determined to be hoaxes. These recent threats have led to extensive searches by law enforcement agencies at various school premises across the city. Concerns have been raised regarding the impact of these threats on children’s safety and well-being, as well as public trust in safety measures.

Investigation Underway 

Authorities are investigating whether a Virtual Private Network (VPN) was used to send the threatening email and are tracing its IP address to identify potential suspects. This heightened scrutiny comes amid broader concerns regarding security protocols following previous threats. The RBI has not publicly commented on this specific threat but is reportedly cooperating fully with police investigations while ensuring increased security around its facilities.

The Logical Indian’s Perspective 

At The Logical Indian, we firmly oppose any form of violence or intimidation that threatens public safety and undermines trust in vital institutions like the RBI. Such threats not only jeopardize lives but also create an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty within our communities. We advocate for dialogue and understanding as effective means to resolve conflicts rather than resorting to fear tactics.

How can we collectively work towards fostering a safer environment that prioritises empathy and coexistence? We invite our readers to share their thoughts on this pressing issue.

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