Mumbai: Security Agency went to an anonymessment after an anonymous caller out of the Mumbai police control room on Thursday night and said he would explode the “nuclear bomb”.
The caller also said that the target was two train stations, actors and religious institutions.
The disposal team bomb and the dog squad pressed into action but no one was found to be done.
It turned out that the caller was a 40-year-old man from Madhya Pradesh which was disrupted by family issues.
He allegedly made a call of another trick for the Madhya Pradesh police in the same day.
No official accusations have been pressed against him in Mumbai so far.
About 6:20 on Thursday, the South Control Room from Mumbai Police received a call.
The caller spoke in Hindi and claimed he was a “human army”.
He said that the nuclear bomb was set to go on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, Kurla train station, Bollywood House actor in Bandra and Gurdwara in Kharghar.
The information was immediately forwarded to anti-terrorism Squad, train police, intelligence agencies, force protection railroad, Navi Mumbai Police and the state intelligence.
“We did a thorough check in CSMT and Kurla station.
The dog team was brought up with a train for an examination besides the plate scan, “said an officer.
Meanwhile, the train police began tracking the caller’s location.
Calls were traced to Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh.
Investigators then went through the previous call record made by men.
Some telephone numbers from police stations in Madhya Pradesh.
“We left the police station in MP.
The officers gave us the identity of the caller and said he would continue to harass them with a call to time from time to time.
Prevention was taken against him by the MP police in the past.
He is not very organized at his job in a private company, we learn, “said an officer.
A Tweet by the Government of Mumbai Police Railroad Commissioner Quaiser Khalid about the calling call mentions that they conducted an examination but no suspicious was found.
Tweet said they were located in the caller in Jabalpur.