Gujarat Police busted an interstate syndicate with Bangladesh links, arresting two operatives in Bihar and Jharkhand for issuing bomb threats to PM Modi, HM Amit Shah and BRICS partner countries
Published: September 14, 2026, 9:04 PM IST
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Bomb threat to PM Modi, HM Amit Shah, BRICS partners
New Delhi: A day after BRICS India leader Summit concluded in the national capital, Gujarat Police arrested two men in Bihar and Jharkhand in connection with an inter-state network allegedly involved in sending bomb threat e-mails, including a message threatening to blow up the Gujarat Secretariat and other high-profile institutionsAs per officials, the group threatened to blow up the office of the Gujarat Chief Minister, the Gujarat Legislative Assembly, the Prime Minister, the Union Home Minister and BRICS countriesHere are all the details you need to know about the bomb threat to PM, HM, Gujarat CMO, BRICS partners.
What Cyber Centre of Excellence (CCoE) said on threat e-mail?
The Cyber Centre of Excellence (CCoE) said its investigation into the threat e-mail sent on September 10 led to the arrest of Roshan Kumar Rajendra Kumar Bhumihar from Bhagalpur in Bihar and alleged main accused Gulshan Kumar Kaushal Singh from Deoghar in Jharkhand.
The investigation also uncovered a list containing 5,13,847 unique e-mail IDs and passwords, which police suspect was intended for use in sending further threatening e-mails and carrying out cyber crimes and other illegal activities.
The threat e-mail was received at 9:47 a.mon September 10 on the official e-mail ID of Gujarat’s Legal and Parliamentary Affairs DepartmentIt threatened to blow up the office of the Gujarat Chief Minister, the Gujarat Legislative Assembly, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and countries that supported India during the recent BRICS Summit.
Who is behind the threat e-mail?
The message was sent from the e-mail address: ‘jondmoragn52627@gmail.com’According to the CCoE, a technical team analysed the threatening e-mail and traced its digital trail to Bhagalpur.
Acting on the findings, police arrested Roshan Kumar Rajendra Kumar Bhumihar thereDuring his interrogation, he allegedly told investigators that the e-mail ID had been provided to him by Gulshan Kumar Kaushal Singh.
(With inputs from agencies)
