Terror Threat in Mumbai: 400 kg RDX 1 Crore Lives at Risk Message Triggers Alert

Mumbai Police received a WhatsApp threat warning of massive bombings across the city yesterday afternoon.The threatening message claimed that explosives and “human bombs” were planted in thirty-four different vehicles.It also said that the explosions would shake Mumbai and cause widespread damage and chaos.Authorities have placed the city under high alert ahead of tomorrow’s Ganesh festival immersion celebrations.

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City-Wide Security Tightened Amid Terror Threat

The message warned of possible attacks during the culmination of the ten-day Ganesh Chaturthi festival.
It added that around 400 kilograms of RDX could cause death on a massive scale.According to the message, the explosive could allegedly kill nearly one crore innocent people instantly.The police have quickly intensified surveillance to prevent any possible attack during the ongoing religious festivities. Security officials are actively scanning areas near public gathering spots and key Ganesh pandal routes.
The shocking threat has prompted Mumbai Police to treat the situation as extremely serious and sensitive.

The threatening message came to the Mumbai Traffic Police helpline through a WhatsApp text message.
It reportedly came as officials were finalizing security plans for the Ganesh festival immersion day.The message identified the sender as a terrorist from a group named “Lashkar-e-Jihadi.”According to police sources, the message claimed fourteen Pakistani terrorists had entered India recently.These terrorists allegedly brought explosives into India to carry out bombings on Anant Chaturthi day.Police believe the sender deliberately targeted a day with heavy crowds for maximum damage and panic..

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Public Urged to Stay Alert, Avoid Rumours

Officers are inspecting all suspicious vehicles in parking lots, public places, and residential building basements.The Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has joined forces with local and state police to investigate the threat.Authorities are working with intelligence agencies to verify the sender’s identity and any terror connections.A senior official has assured citizens that the police can handle any emergency situation.
He confirmed that the police have implemented every preventive measure to ensure a peaceful festival.
Police teams are checking hotels, lodges, transport hubs, and large housing societies across Mumbai.
Security forces have deployed bomb detection squads, sniffer dogs, and metal detectors at key public locations.

Police have urged residents to stay calm and not spread baseless rumours.They have asked the public to immediately report any suspicious behavior, objects, or vehicles to authorities.Officials have emphasized the importance of public cooperation during the Ganesh festivities to ensure safety.The Mumbai Police Commissioner has promised that no stone will be left unturned in tackling this threat.He has directed all personnel to maintain citywide vigilance without taking breaks.Security forces are monitoring local trains, buses, and public transport using both uniformed and plainclothes officers.

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