Bomb threats to Amitabh Bachchan's 'Jalsa' bungalow and Mumbai airport

According to reports by ABP Asmita and News18, serious bomb threats have been received targeting Bollywood veteran actor Amitabh Bachchan's famous 'Jalsa' bungalow, Mumbai airport, Punjab National Bank, the Mumbai Mayor's office, and several other key locations. This threatening email was sent by a group named 'Khalistan National Army', which has identified several important locations in Mumbai as potential targets.

The organisation that sent the email claimed that a car bomb would be used to attack Amitabh Bachchan's Jalsa bungalow. The threat also stated that actor Amitabh Bachchan would be eliminated at his residence by 31 December. Additionally, serious warnings have been issued regarding Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh's upcoming concert and a show scheduled for 27 November at Mumbai's Mahalaxmi Stadium. The email claims that iPhone bombs will be used during these concerts and shows, and people have been warned not to attend these shows or pick up unattended iPhones.

The threatening message also includes a warning of a potential explosion at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. Furthermore, specific timing details and a conspiracy to target a court and the Mayor's office have been mentioned, raising concerns regarding the security of several areas in Mumbai. The email makes reference to the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and uses slogans associated with the Khalistan movement.

Following the receipt of such a serious threat, Mumbai Police and bomb squad officials took immediate action. The Police and Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad carried out swift operations and intensive investigations in the locations and potential areas. Security agencies are conducting an intensive search for the unknown individuals and the group that sent this email, and further investigation into this matter is in progress.

Bollywood artists and important locations in Mumbai are receiving continuous threats. Previously, on 18 October, 2026, actor Tiger Shroff was also attacked. In this incident that occurred at 7 pm in Mumbai's Juhu area, while Tiger was returning home after playing football, three individuals opened fire on his car. Tiger Shroff narrowly escaped the gunfire, but two people were hit in the attack, including Tiger Shroff's driver and a fan standing on the road. Fortunately, both injured persons are now recovering. Considering the seriousness of this case, the Mumbai Police Crime Branch has formed 20 special teams for the investigation and has arrested 13 accused so far, out of which the police custody of five accused has been extended and seven accused have been sent to judicial custody.

Security agencies and local police are not willing to take any kind of risk in this entire matter. Police arrangements have been tightened at Mumbai airport, celebrity residences, and all other sensitive locations mentioned in the threat, and efforts have been intensified to reach the sender by tracking the IP address of the threatening email with the help of the Cyber Cell.