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10 major hotels in Lucknow receive bomb threat mails

On Sunday, bomb threats were sent via emails to at least 10 major hotels in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, with most being high-end properties. The email warned that the explosion would happen unless the ransom of $55,000 (Rs 4,624,288) was paid.

Prashant Bhardwaj by Prashant Bhardwaj
27 October 2024
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10 Lucknow hotels get bomb threat mails: $55,000 ransom demanded to avoid explosions

On Sunday, bomb threats were sent via emails to at least 10 major hotels in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, with most being high-end properties. The email warned that the explosion would happen unless the ransom of $55,000 (Rs 4,624,288) was paid.

“Bombs are hidden in black bags on the grounds of your hotel. I want $55,000, or I will detonate the explosives and blood will spread everywhere. Any attempt at defusing the bombs will detonate them,” reads the bomb threat email.

The hotels that received bomb threats are Marriott, Saraca, Piccadily, Comfort Vista, Fortune, Lemon Tree, Clark Awadh, Casa, Dayal Gateway, and Silvette.

Also read: Vistara, Air India Express flights get bomb threats; 16th incidence in a week

After receiving the threat, hotel management informed the police, prompting swift investigations by local authorities.

Recent series of Bomb threats

This occurred two days following bomb threats received by three hotels in the temple area of Tirupati district in Andhra Pradesh. The email mentioned that the arrest of Jaffer Sadiq had led to increased international pressure, suggesting that incidents like the attacks in schools were needed to shift focus away from MK Stalin family’s role in the case.

The Taj West End Hotel in Bengaluru also got a bomb threat email last month. This resulted in the officials calling in sniffer dogs and the bomb squad to conduct an inspection. Nevertheless, following the investigation, a senior police officer stated that the bomb threat was a false alarm.

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