Mumbai: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) received a bomb threat for the second time in less than a month, raising concerns over security. The threat, delivered via an email in Russian, warned of detonating explosives and was directed to the RBI’s official website. Mumbai police have filed a case at the MRA Marg police station against an unidentified individual and are investigating the credibility and source of the threat.

Authorities have responded with heightened vigilance, given the seriousness of the threat. The police and security agencies are collaborating to trace the origins of the email and identify the culprit. This incident follows a recent surge in similar threats, with multiple schools in Delhi receiving hoax bomb threats earlier this week. Experts fear that such threats, even when false, can disrupt public peace and overload emergency services.

The recurring nature of these bomb threats highlights the need for stronger cybersecurity measures. Officials have urged the public to remain calm and cooperative while investigations continue. As the situation unfolds, law enforcement agencies are emphasizing the importance of vigilance in the face of these unsettling events.