Letter warns of blasts in Delhi,Lucknow

The station master at the New Delhi railway station reportedly received a threat letter on Saturday

• Written by Express News Service
• New Delhi | May 15, 2011 02:56 AM IST
1 min read

The station master at the New Delhi railway station reportedly received a threat letter on Saturday,warning of serial explosions at key locations in Delhi,Lucknow and Gorakhpur on May 25.

Police said the letter was signed by an unknown outfit ‘Lashkar-e-Taufa’,which claimed that bombs would explode at New Delhi railway station,Old Delhi railway station,Red Fort and other places. Police said they have adequate security arrangements in place,and they are examining the letter.

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