CNN Central News & Network–ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) received a bomb threat written in Russian, marking the second such threat in recent weeks. The threatening message warned of blowing up the central bank, prompting swift action by security agencies. Authorities, including the Mumbai Police and the bomb squad, were alerted immediately, and heightened security measures were implemented across the RBI premises.

The email has raised concerns over potential cyber threats with an international angle. Investigators are currently working to trace the source of the email, with initial analysis suggesting the possibility of a hoax or an attempt to create panic. However, officials are treating the threat seriously to avoid any risk to public safety.

This incident comes at a time when banks and financial institutions are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals, highlighting vulnerabilities in the system. The RBI has assured the public that its operations remain unaffected and that every necessary step is being taken to ensure security.

Experts have called for enhanced cybersecurity measures and stricter protocols to counter such threats. The incident underscores the importance of global cooperation in tackling cyber terrorism and ensuring the safety of critical infrastructure.

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