The Central Control Room received a threatening email addressed to the Four Seasons Hotel in Worli, warning of possible blasts targeting three VIP rooms.

According to police sources, the email also made references to past incidents and mentioned the evacuation of guests.

In a bizarre twist, the sender of the mail sought “permission” for Tamil Nadu Police to form a union.

Following the alert, all concerned security agencies were immediately informed. Security arrangements at the hotel have been tightened, and a police probe has been launched.

In July, a bomb threat email was sent to the official addresses of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), sparking widespread panic and a massive security response around Dalal Street and the entire South Mumbai area.

As per reports, the email, which was received by the Bombay Stock Exchange, claimed that four RDX IED bombs had been planted in the BSE tower building. Upon receiving the threat, officials from the Bombay Stock Exchange alerted the police, following which bomb squad teams and local police units reached the location and carried out a thorough inspection of the premises.

Some sources addressing this tense situation said that “an unknown person, who claims his name is ‘Comrade Pinarai Vijayan,’ sent a threatening message from various email IDs to several BSE accounts on Sunday.”

In the email, the sender claimed, “There are four RDX-laden improvised explosive devices (IEDs) planted inside the building. The message further warned that the first explosion would occur at 3:00 PM.”

Police officials confirmed that a case has been registered at the MRA Marg police station. The police officials and other authorities were working with utmost seriousness to counter the threat.

Earlier, on May 12, Mumbai Police were on high alert following an email threat warning of potential bomb blasts in the city.

The email was sent to the official address of the Maharashtra control room by a sender named ‘Mamta Borse’.

According to police, the email read: “A major explosion could happen any time, at any place. Please do not ignore this warning.”

Though the email lacked specific details regarding the timing or location of the bomb threat, security agencies are treating it with utmost seriousness. Sensitive locations—including railway stations, religious places, and government buildings—were put on high alert.

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