MUMBAI: Police have stepped up safety at prominent railway stations in the city after an nameless caller threatened to blow up "Bombay" railway station, an legit mentioned lately.
The control room of the Railway Protection Force (RPF) won the decision round 1.10 pm lately, during which the caller threatened the obligation officer about the possible blast at a railway station, the legit mentioned.
The RPF legit right away despatched an alert to all the agencies and likewise knowledgeable the Government Railway Police (GRP), he mentioned.
"As the caller mentioned 'Bombay' station, the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS) and a dog squad were rushed to the Bombay Central Railway Station to avoid any untoward incident there," he mentioned.
Tight safety arrangements have been installed position at other prominent railway stations like Churchgate, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) and Dadar, amongst others, an legit mentioned.
"After getting the information, we sent an alert to all the railway stations and also increased the police presence there," Deputy Commissioner of Police (GRP) Samadhan Pawar mentioned.
"We carried out searches at these railway stations, but did not find anything suspicious. Though there was nothing specific, we are on toes and trying to find out from where the call was made," he mentioned.
The control room of the Railway Protection Force (RPF) won the decision round 1.10 pm lately, during which the caller threatened the obligation officer about the possible blast at a railway station, the legit mentioned.
The RPF legit right away despatched an alert to all the agencies and likewise knowledgeable the Government Railway Police (GRP), he mentioned.
"As the caller mentioned 'Bombay' station, the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS) and a dog squad were rushed to the Bombay Central Railway Station to avoid any untoward incident there," he mentioned.
Tight safety arrangements have been installed position at other prominent railway stations like Churchgate, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) and Dadar, amongst others, an legit mentioned.
"After getting the information, we sent an alert to all the railway stations and also increased the police presence there," Deputy Commissioner of Police (GRP) Samadhan Pawar mentioned.
"We carried out searches at these railway stations, but did not find anything suspicious. Though there was nothing specific, we are on toes and trying to find out from where the call was made," he mentioned.
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