Mumbai: Mumbai University in Kalina received a series of rough emails and threatened to blow their campus if they did not declare the results for the early trade scholars.
Mail was received for three days between 9 and 10 July before the first information report (FIR) was registered with people who were not known as the Bandra Kurla Police Complex (BKC) on Friday.
The police found it was a hoax letter and the sender, was a traumatic dissatisfied student with the delay in graduation.
The student was released after issuing notice after the police with the help of police cyber tracks it.
Vinod Patil’s exam director told Ti that this threat was accepted in July, after all undergraduate results were stated.
“A trading student, we have understood, sending this university a threat message from Cyber Cafe,” said a source.
This case was submitted by security officers from universities that accused threatening emails received by the inspection and evaluation director.
“The probe shows it is a trick sent for an email ID registered with false details to send a threat email,” said a BKC police officer.
The Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zona VIII) Manjunath Singe said a case had been registered with unknown people for sending tricks.
“It is a student who has created a fake email ID to send tricks,” said Singe.
The sender has used rough content in email and even be warned to blow up the university because it does not declare the results of the last year’s trade.
Unknown people have been ordered under the Indian criminal section because it causes public damage and criminal intimidation.
“People have traumatized by pandemic locking which results in the financial crisis and many who leave unemployment have begun to make calls like frustration.
It was seen that the BKC police received complaints from the US consulate on August 4 that his security guards received calls and were threatened with doing work and said that There is a threat to the consulate for their hoses in the work approach, “said the police officer.
On August 7, Mumbai police received a call and the caller claimed that the bomb had been planted near the Amitabh Bachchan’s Bungalow actor in Juhu, another at CSMT (Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus) and third at the Dadar Railway Station.
Police arrested three drunk people for making a call.
Students threaten to blow the university campus
