Bomb threat emailed to Chief Minister's Office and Secretariat
Security agencies on high alert after message sent in the name of Khalistan National Army
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
6 November 2026, 1:26 pm · 1 min read
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A serious threat to blow up the Chief Minister's Office and the Secretariat located in Gandhinagar has been received via email. According to reports, as soon as this information was received, there was a flurry of activity within the police department, intelligence agencies, and security circles. The Gandhinagar police immediately reached the Secretariat, declared a high alert, and conducted an intensive search of the entire area.
This threatening email mentions an organisation called the 'Khalistan National Army'. The message contained a threat to carry out an explosion at 1:11 pm. It is noteworthy that the style of this email is similar to a threat previously received by the Gujarat High Court. Additionally, the message mentions targeting the holy temples of Kashi, Mathura, and Ayodhya.
Currently, the Gujarat Police, Cyber Crime Branch, and security agencies are jointly investigating the matter. Investigators are gathering technical details regarding the cyber source and location from which this email was sent.
With the tightening of security arrangements, all vehicles entering and leaving the Secretariat and the Chief Minister's Office, as well as any suspicious activities, are being strictly monitored to prevent any untoward incident and ensure the safety of citizens.
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