Mumbai: City police on alert, all holidays of cops cancelled after intel on terrorist attack by Khalistani elements

Mumbai: City police on alert, all holidays of cops cancelled after intel on terrorist attack by Khalistani elements

After a blast inside a court complex in Ludhiana in Punjab last week, the Mumbai police had issued instructions to all police stations to be alert.

FPJ Web DeskUpdated: Thursday, December 30, 2021, 07:15 PM IST
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Followed by the intel on terrorist attacks in the city by Khalistani elements, Mumbai Police has been on alert.

Meanwhile, all police holidays and weekly holidays have been cancelled tomorrow and every policeman posted in Mumbai will be on duty.

After a blast inside a court complex in Ludhiana in Punjab last week, the Mumbai police had issued instructions to all police stations to be alert.

Sources from the Mumbai police had said that instructions through messages were sent to all Deputy Commissioner of Police and senior police inspectors of all police stations.

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