Mumbai Police Arrest Man Over Threat Call To PM Modi’s Aircraft
Mumbai Police Arrest Man Over Threat Call To PM Modi’s Aircraft
Mumbai Police have arrested a man from the Chembur area after he allegedly made a threat call warning of a terrorist attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s aircraft. The call was received at the Mumbai Police control room on February 11, ahead of PM Modi’s official visit abroad.
Threat Call Triggers Security Alert
According to Mumbai Police, the caller claimed that terrorists were planning to attack PM Modi’s aircraft as he departed for his foreign tour. Taking the threat seriously, police immediately alerted intelligence agencies and launched an investigation.Following swift action, authorities tracked down and detained the suspect in Chembur. However, officials later stated that the individual was mentally unstable. Despite this, security agencies continued their assessment of potential risks.
PM Modi’s Diplomatic Tour
Meanwhile, PM Modi co-chaired the AI Action Summit in Paris alongside French President Emmanuel Macron. He was warmly welcomed by the Indian diaspora in Marseille and is set to visit the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) project, a major international nuclear fusion research initiative.As part of his France visit, PM Modi will also pay tribute to Indian soldiers at the Mazargues War Cemetery before proceeding to the United States at the invitation of President Donald Trump. This will mark their first meeting since Trump’s re-election.
Heightened Security Measures
Authorities remain vigilant following the threat call, ensuring stringent security protocols during the Prime Minister’s overseas engagements. Investigations into the incident continue, with intelligence agencies monitoring all developments closely.
