Noida Man Arrested After Chilling Mumbai Bomb Threat: '400 kg RDX, 34 Human Bombs' Claim

A significant security operation culminated in the arrest of a Noida man, Suresh Gyanjani, who sent chilling bomb threats to Mumbai, falsely claiming to possess a staggering 400 kg of RDX and commanding 34 human bombs. The apprehension, a result of meticulous cyber surveillance and a coordinated effort between the Noida Police and Mumbai's Crime Intelligence Unit (CIU), brought an end to a serious and alarming false alarm that gripped officials.

The saga began when the Mumbai Police control room received a series of alarming messages.

The caller, later identified as Gyanjani, made audacious and terrifying claims, asserting he was prepared to orchestrate a major attack. His messages were designed to spread panic and fear, mentioning not only the massive quantity of explosives but also the readiness of human bombers to execute his sinister plot.

Understanding the gravity of such a threat, even if potentially false, Mumbai Police immediately swung into action, launching a comprehensive investigation.

Their Crime Intelligence Unit, known for its expertise in complex cases, joined forces with the Noida Police, leveraging advanced cyber surveillance techniques to trace the origin of the calls and messages. This collaborative approach proved crucial in narrowing down the suspect's location.

Following a rigorous digital trail, investigators successfully pinpointed Gyanjani's whereabouts in Noida.

On Monday, May 13th, a joint team moved swiftly, apprehending him and effectively neutralizing the perceived threat. During the arrest, authorities confiscated the mobile phone and SIM card used to make the menacing calls, which will now serve as vital evidence in the ongoing legal proceedings.

While the motive behind Gyanjani's actions is still under investigation, initial reports suggest that he might have been driven by a desire to harass and trouble officials, with some speculating about potential mental health issues.

Regardless of the underlying reasons, the act itself posed a severe disruption and caused significant concern among law enforcement agencies.

Suresh Gyanjani has been charged under various sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), including Section 505(1)(b) for making statements conducing to public mischief, Section 506(1) for criminal intimidation, and Section 507 for criminal intimidation by an anonymous communication.

This swift and decisive action by the police underscores their unwavering commitment to public safety and their capability to track down individuals who attempt to sow fear and disorder.