Mumbai, 12 November 2026 : Security agencies have become alert once again due to the threat of bomb blast in the country's financial capital Mumbai. This time, in the threatening e-mail, apart from banks and airports, there has been a warning to target the Mayor's office, Court, Mahalakshmi Race Course, Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan's residence 'जलसा' and the programs of Punjabi singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh.
After this e-mail was received at 10.52 am on November 12, security arrangements were tightened at the concerned places. Police and security agencies had started investigation at various places. However, in the preliminary investigation, no suspicious object or unusual activity was found at any place. Email sent to many places including PNB office
According to sources, the threatening e-mail was sent to the Mumbai zonal office of Punjab National Bank, the local crime branch located in Colabana Cuffe Parade area and the branch of the bank located in Zaveri Bazaar in South Mumbai.
The e-mail had warned of bomb blasts and attacks at various places in Mumbai. Since the Municipal Corporation Office was also mentioned in it, security arrangements were increased there also. Threat in the name of 'Khalistan National Army'
It has been found that the name 'Khalistan National Army' is written at the end of the threatening e-mail. These included Engineer Gurnakh Singh, Rukan Shahwala and Dr. The name of Gurnirvair Singh Khan Rajada was also mentioned.
However, even though the name of this organization and the names of some individuals have been mentioned in the e-mail, there has been no confirmation yet regarding its authenticity. It is also not clear whether the person sending the e-mail actually has any connection with this organization. Security agencies are checking the source of the e-mail, the identity of the sender and the credibility of the threat.
specifying time for eruption at different locations
The e-mail also showed different times of attack at different places in Mumbai. The following warnings were given in it.
1.11 pm: Threat of bomb blast in Mumbai branch of PNB.
2.11 pm: A court explosion warning.
3.11 pm: Mention of attack on mayor's office.
9.11 pm: Threat to target Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport.
Apart from this, threats were also given regarding Mahalakshmi Stadium and Diljit Dosanjh's programs.
Warning to blow up Amitabh Bachchan's bungalow 'Jalsa' with car bomb
Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan's Juhu bungalow 'Jalsa' was also mentioned in the threatening e-mail. It has come to light that a warning was given to target his residence and car with a car bomb.
Apart from this, people were also warned not to attend the upcoming programs of singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh. A threat was given against Diljeet by mentioning Mahalakshmi Stadium.
A comment was also made in the e-mail regarding the corporate e-mail domain of Punjab National Bank. It was claimed that the email domain of the bank had been changed from pnb.co.in to pnbbank.in.
Earlier also the security of 'Jalsa' had come under discussion.
The issue of security of 'Jalsa', the residence of Amitabh Bachchan, had come up for discussion earlier also. On November 1st, Amitabh came to meet fans outside his house. At that time he was standing behind a transparent security cordon and greeting the fans. His son Abhishek Bachchan was also present there and security personnel were deployed.
Apart from this, in the month of October also, an incident of receiving an e-mail threatening to target 'Jalsa' came to light. This e-mail was received by a school located in Bandra-Kurla Complex. After that Mumbai Police started investigation.
It is noteworthy that Amitabh Bachchan comes every Sunday to meet the fans gathering outside his residence. After the latest threat, precautions have been taken regarding the security of his residence. Police investigation intensified, investigation into authenticity of threat ongoing
Mumbai Police and security agencies have intensified investigation after names of many important places, banks, airports and famous personalities appeared in threatening e-mails. Preliminary investigation has not found anything suspicious, but investigation is underway to find out the identity of the person sending the threat and the motive behind it. Whether this threat is real or just an attempt to spread rumors can be clarified only after the investigation is completed.