Hyderabad on High Alert After Bomb Threat Email Sent to Telangana CMO and Lok Bhavan

A bomb threat email sent to the Telangana CMO and Lok Bhavan triggered massive security checks in Hyderabad. Police launched an investigation after the sender claimed bombs were planted at both locations.

Hyderabad witnessed tense moments on Monday after a bomb threat email was sent to the Telangana Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) and Lok Bhavan (Raj Bhavan). The email, sent under the name “Vasuki Khan,” claimed that bombs were planted inside both high-security premises and could be detonated at any moment.

As soon as the message was received, authorities at both offices alerted senior security officials.

CSO Files Complaint; Police Register Case

Upon learning about the bomb threat, the Governor’s Chief Security Officer (CSO) Srinivas personally visited the Panjagutta Police Station and filed a formal complaint.

Following this, Panjagutta Police immediately registered a case and launched a detailed investigation.

Massive Security Checks at CMO and Lok Bhavan

Multiple security wings were deployed to conduct extensive inspections at both locations. Teams involved included:

Security teams conducted nearly three hours of continuous checks across all sensitive areas.

Key Findings

Cybercrime Experts Trace Sender’s Digital Footprints

A specialised cybercrime team has begun analysing:

Authorities believe tracking down the sender is crucial, as the email may be either a serious threat or a deliberate hoax intended to cause panic.

Security Tightened at CMO and Lok Bhavan

In light of the bomb threat, security has been significantly intensified at the Telangana CMO and Lok Bhavan. Additional personnel, access restrictions, and round-the-clock monitoring have been implemented to ensure safety.

The Hyderabad bomb threat email incident has raised serious concerns about cyber threats targeting government offices. As investigations continue, Munsif News 24×7 will provide timely updates on the case.

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