Amitabh Bachchan’s Residence, Mumbai Airport And Mayor’s Office Receive Bomb Threat Alerts

Amitabh Bachchan’s Juhu Bungalow, Mumbai Airport Among Targets In Fresh Bomb Threat

Mumbai Police have received a fresh bomb threat naming several prominent locations across the city, including Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan’s residence, Jalsa, the international airport, Punjab National Bank (PNB) and the Mayor’s office. The threatening email was reportedly sent in the name of the Khalistan National Army.

The communication identified multiple locations as potential targets and warned of possible explosions. Bachchan’s bungalow in Juhu was specifically mentioned, with the sender threatening a car bomb attack and claiming that the actor could be killed at his residence before December 31.

The email also referred to an alleged attack at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport and threatened a court and the Mayor’s office. Security agencies were particularly concerned about references to specific dates and timings in the message.

Mahalaxmi Venue Also Receives Threat

The threatening email reportedly mentioned Mahalaxmi Stadium and November 27, warning people against attending an event or picking up unattended iPhones. The message also contained references to the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and slogans associated with the Khalistan movement.

After receiving the email, Mumbai Police and other security agencies intensified surveillance and conducted searches at the locations mentioned. Bomb detection and disposal squads inspected the premises, but no suspicious objects were discovered.

Authorities are now investigating the source of the communication and attempting to determine whether the threats are genuine or intended to create panic.

Amitabh Bachchan Received Similar Threat Earlier

This is not the first time Bachchan’s residence has figured in a threatening email. On October 23, a similar communication reportedly named the actor, Mumbai Mayor Ritu Tawde and Deputy Mayor Sanjay Ghadi.

The earlier message warned of a possible grenade attack at a school on October 31 and threatened Bachchan’s Juhu residence between October 31 and November 27.

It also referred to Khalistan-related activities and threatened an attack during singer Diljit Dosanjh’s November 27 concert at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse area.

Mumbai Police had launched an investigation following the earlier warning. The latest email has once again prompted security agencies to examine potential threats to prominent individuals, public institutions and crowded locations across the city.