Punjab News: Golden Temple Gets Bomb Threat Email, Security Beefed Up
AMRITSAR, PUNJAB, JUL 14 – Authorities have deployed bomb disposal squads and increased patrols after an email threatened explosives at the Golden Temple, prompting a registered FIR and ongoing police investigation.
- The Golden Temple in Amritsar, Punjab, received a bomb threat via email on Monday, prompting immediate police action and security deployment.
- Authorities were notified by the management body responsible for Sikh gurdwaras after receiving a threatening email that mentioned RDX explosives and included unclear references to events in South India.
- The police registered an FIR and initiated a comprehensive investigation with support from state cybercrime and intelligence units, while deploying specialized units and top-ranking officers at the location to maintain strict security.
- The top police official in Amritsar called on residents to stay calm and alert, emphasizing that the authorities are handling the situation with utmost seriousness and have implemented comprehensive security measures.
- Authorities declared the threats likely a hoax aimed at spreading fear but continue investigations and have increased vigilance to ensure the Golden Temple's security.
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Golden Temple receives bomb threat; Amritsar police launches probe, tightens security
The police have deployed bomb disposal squads and anti-sabotage teams in and around the Golden Temple area. Senior police officials have been stationed to oversee security arrangements and ensure public safety.
·India
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Amritsar Police Commissioner Gurpreet Singh Bhullar said the police received a complaint from the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee regarding an email threatening a blast in the Golden Temple
·New Delhi, India
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