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In recent days, threatening emails have been received on flights, causing panic. Meanwhile, the Maharashtra police are looking for a writer named Jagdish Uike. He continued to send threatening emails to airlines, causing hundreds of flights to be delayed and the airlines to lose tens of millions of rupees. Cyber ​​police and intelligence agencies are constantly looking for people who send threatening emails.
Jagdish hails from Gondia, Maharashtra. The central home ministry said strict action and investigation would be taken against the sender. The mail was subsequently traced and it was found that the sender’s name was Jagdish, a resident of Gondia in Maharashtra. Threat emails.
Jagdish arrested in 2021
Maharashtra Police has also been helped by central agencies in this regard. Agencies and police teams also went to Jagdish’s house but did not find him there. According to sources, he sent emails to these agencies challenging them. He challenges because no one can catch him. He is being hunted by numerous teams from central agencies and Maharashtra police who are searching for him in Vidarbha district. Besides, many other states including Delhi, Madhya Pradesh are also looking for him.
Jagdish also sent threatening emails about railway stations and bus stops. According to him, funds worth tens of millions of rupees were also provided for the blast, which was said to have been carried out by Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) and Jaish-e-Mohammed. Jagdish was arrested in 2021. He also wrote a book on terrorism. Jagdish absconded after learning about the threatening emails.
More than 350 flights have been threatened so far
At least 50 flights operated by Air India received bomb threats on Sunday, sources said. Over the past two weeks, more than 350 flights have faced similar false threats, primarily via social media. Regarding the false bomb threat, the Ministry of Information Technology has asked social media platforms to immediately remove the misinformation within the time limit stipulated in the Information Technology Rules.
