US EditionBombay Stock Exchange Receives Bomb Threat Email: ‘4 RDX IED Bombs Placed in Tower Building, Would Explode at…’– Report
MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA, JUL 15 – Police registered a case after a hoax email claimed four RDX bombs were planted at the Bombay Stock Exchange, with no explosives found during the search, officials said.
- On July 15, 2025, the Bombay Stock Exchange in Mumbai received an email bomb threat claiming that four RDX IED bombs were placed in its tower, set to explode at 3 pm.
- The threat was similar to previous bomb threats sent to schools in Delhi and the Golden Temple in Amritsar on July 14 and 15, with authorities noting that the suspect had a history of sending such hoax emails.
- A BSE employee alerted authorities who informed Mumbai Police, prompting the bomb squad and police to search the premises, but they found nothing suspicious.
- Mumbai Police registered a case under sections 351 and 353 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita against an unidentified sender from an email ID named 'Comrade Pinarayi Vijayan', and are tracing the source.
- The police declared the threat a hoax, but the incident reflects heightened vigilance following a past deadly 1993 car bomb attack on the same BSE building that killed around 50 people.
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BSE Bomb Threat: Threatening messages have been sent via email. The email talks about planting RDX and IED in the building of Bombay Stock Exchange. The email threatening to blow up BSE came from an email ID named Comrade Pinarayi Vijayan.
Bombay Stock Exchange receives bomb threat email: ‘4 RDX IED bombs placed in tower building, would explode at…’– Report
Bombay Stock Exchange received an email threatening to blow it up. The police were immediately informed. The bomb squad team and police reached the spot. Nothing suspicious was found.
Bombay Stock Exchange receives bomb threat, case filed in Mumbai
The Bombay Stock Exchange on Tuesday received bomb threat. Soon after the information was received, the bomb squad reached the spot and started the search operation. In this regard, a case was filed at Ramabai Marg police station in Mumbai. However, police said nothing suspicious found so far. According to information received from the police, this threat was given through an email on the official website of the BSE. Since the office was closed …
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