The letter written in Hindi was sent by ordinary mail to the railway police in Rohtak, an official of the Rohtak police said.
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In a letter allegedly sent by Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed, the terror group has threatened bomb attacks at several railway stations in Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru, the police said on Sunday.
The police in Haryana’s Rohtak said they received a letter written in Hindi, in which the terrorists threatened attacks on railway stations. They added that the letter was signed by one Masood Ahmed and was received on Saturday.
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The letter written in Hindi was sent by ordinary mail to the railway police in Rohtak, an official of the Rohtak police said.
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The letter states that the group would avenge the killings of its terrorists by blowing up railway stations in several parts of the country, including Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Rajasthan and Haryana’s Rohtak, Rewari and Hisar on October 8. Police said that an investigations is underway.
(With inputs from PTI)
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