State Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, Akali leaders including Governor have received bomb threats from Jaish-e-Mohammed. In the letter in the name of station master of Sultanpur Lodhi railway station in district Kapurthala, the DRM of Firozpur railway division, several major railway stations and many famous religious places were mentioned in the bombing. It has been written about the bomb blasts on 21st and 23rd May.
After receiving the letter, the staff of Sultanpur Lodhi Railway Station were blown away as soon as they read the text. Taking this seriously, the station master has written letters to the higher authorities to make proper protective arrangements. In the letter, a threat has been written in Hindi language on the page of an English note book of a school child. The envelope in which the letter has arrived has a postage stamp on it, but there is neither a black seal nor date written on any post office.
According to Rajbir Singh, Station Master of Sultanpur Lodhi Railway Station, a postman reached the station at around 2.15 pm on Wednesday afternoon with a letter and this letter was received by Supervisor Vikas Kumar. His (station master) name was written on the letter, so he immediately came to him with the letter. When he opened the letter and read it, on one page, it was written by the terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed’s Area Commander Salim Ansari Jammu and Kashmir with Karachi Pakistan, Jaish Zindabad and Pakistan Zindabad as God will forgive me.
On the second page, ‘God forgive me, we will definitely avenge the death of our jihadis, we will bomb many railway stations of Punjab including Jalandhar Railway Station, Sultanpur Lodhi-Lohiyan Khas, Ferozepur Cantonment, Phagwara, Amritsar and Tarn Taran exactly on 21st May. will fly from We will kill the leaders of Akali Dal including Devi Talab Mandir in Jalandhar, Kali Mata Temple in Piyala, Hanumangarhi in Phagwara, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, Governor, Ferozepur Railway General Manager Seema Sharma on 23rd May.
Investigations are going on and Bhagwant Mann have put his trust in authorities to find those behind the threats.
