Tirupati Man Gets Threat Call from Pakistan To Bomb His House

Tirupati: Amid the Indo-Pak flare-ups, a man from Pagadala of the Tirupati district of Andhra Pradesh received a call allegedly from Pakistan on Wednesday morning threatening to blow up his house.

Trilok Kumar, a bangle dealer, was riding a two-wheeler when his phone rang. After he attended it, the caller claimed to be a Pakistani official and warned him, "We know what you are doing. Be careful. Otherwise, we will bomb your house and blow it up."

Kumar said the call came from an international number +92 32925 27504. Shockingly, the caller also mentioned the names of his family members, raising further concerns about possible surveillance or data compromise. Trilok immediately dialled the police helpline number 100 to report the incident. Circle inspector Ramkishore responded to his call and took note of the complaint.

Preliminary information suggests the call originated from Pakistan, and further details are expected to emerge following a detailed investigation into the whereabouts of the caller. The local police are treating the matter seriously and are coordinating with cybercrime officials to trace the source and intent behind the call.

DGP Harish Kumar Gupta on Thursday reviewed the security situation in the state in the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, and tightened the protection for Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu. DGP also reviewed the security of various regions with a focus on people's lives and institutions, apart from VIP protection.

"Current situation and required actions were reviewed by DGP Harish Kumar Gupta, intelligence chief Mahesh Chandra Laddha and other senior officials. The DGP issued instructions for strict measures concerning Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu's security," a source said.

Gupta directed the officials to implement the CM’s security protocols without any deviation. District superintendents of police were directed to pay special attention to rules and special arrangements to be followed when Naidu enters public gatherings.

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