City
Epaper

Mumbai traffic control receives hoax call about threat to employees at International airport

By ANI | Updated: September 29, 2021 13:00 IST

The Mumbai Police traffic control received a hoax call on Wednesday in which a caller claimed a threat to the lives of employees working at the Mumbai International airport, said police.

Open in App

The Mumbai Police traffic control received a hoax call on Wednesday in which a caller claimed a threat to the lives of employees working at the Mumbai International airport, said police.

According to the police, the caller is a Lucknow resident.

The Police stated that they are in touch with Lucknow police and the accused will be brought to Mumbai.

The Mumbai Police has lodged a complaint against the accused under sections 505(1)(b), 506(2) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) at Sahar police station.

Further investigation is underway.

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Mumbai PoliceThe mumbai police
Open in App

Related Stories

MumbaiMumbai Police Registers First FIR in Mahim for Feeding Pigeons Following BMC Complaint

MumbaiMumbai: Ex-Shiv Sena Corporator Kamlesh Rai Arrested for Extortion

MumbaiMumbai Firing Case: History-Sheeter Arrested for Accidental Firing on 90 Feet Road in Dharavi

MumbaiMumbai: 24-Year-Old Man Arrested in Byculla After Rs 3.46 Crore Worth MD and Charas Seized From Car

MumbaiMumbai: Gang Posing as Cops Loots Lakhs in Cash and Valuables From Home; 4 Arrested by Azad Maidan Police

National Realted Stories

NationalAmarnath Yatra suspended from today, a week before scheduled end

NationalNEET PG 2025 to be held today in single shift across country

National‘Gangrape’ of minor girl in Mumbai, one arrested

NationalDespite tough terrain, Nagaland making steady progress in transforming education infra: CM Rio

NationalTN: 'Aadi Perukku' festival tomorrow; Sub-Registrar offices to remain shut despite surge in registration demand