Mumbai police receive threat to blow up Deputy CM Shinde's car

An investigation is on

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Mumbai, Updated At : 05:22 PM Feb 20, 2025 IST

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Mumbai police on Thursday received mails threatening to blow up Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's car, an official said.

According to the official, mails threatening to bomb Shinde's car were received at Goregaon and JJ Marg police stations in the morning, after which a probe began in the case.

"The IP address of the sender is being traced. All angles are being probed," the official said.

A senior Mumbai police official had earlier said a threat call had been received.

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