1 year ago
Man Arrested for Hoax Bomb Threat in Mumbai Train
Imagine someone called the police and said there was a bomb on a train, scaring everyone.
The police quickly found the person who made the call, a man named Suraj.
He was drunk when he made the call.
This isn't the first time he's done this; he's made fake threats before.
The police took the threat very seriously and checked all the trains, but they didn't find any bombs.
Now, the man is in trouble with the police because he made a fake threat.
A 32-year-old man, Suraj Dharma Jadhav, was arrested for a hoax bomb threat.
Jadhav called the Mumbai Police control room, claiming a bomb would detonate in a local train.
The police traced the call to Kalina and arrested Jadhav within hours.
Jadhav was reportedly drunk and has a history of making similar hoax calls.
Security was heightened at railway stations after the threat, but no suspicious objects were found.
- Who
- Suraj Dharma Jadhav, a 32-year-old man.
- What
- A man made a hoax bomb threat to the Mumbai Police.
- Where
- Mumbai, specifically a suburban train.
- When
- Thursday evening
- Why
- The article does not explicitly state why, only that he was under the influence of alcohol and has a history of similar actions.
Key facts
- Suspect
- Suraj Dharma Jadhav
- Age
- 32
- Location of arrest
- Kalina, Santacruz
- Type of threat
- Hoax bomb threat
- Previous offenses
- Similar hoax calls
- Current status
- Arrested
