Prime Minister Modi and the Ahmedabad stadium were criticized in an email to the Indian police

The World Cup match between Pakistan and India is scheduled to be played at the Narindar Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on October 14.


An email threatening to blow up Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad was delivered to Indian authorities.


The ICC Men's World Cup has started in India and the Pakistani team has also made a winning start in the tournament by defeating the Netherlands, while the Indian team will face Australia in its opening game on October 8.


The Indian police have received an email threatening to blow up the stadium before the World Cup match between Pakistan and India on October 14 at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium.


The terrorist organization allegedly threatened to blow up Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad in an email.


The Indian police have received an email threatening to blow up the stadium before the World Cup match between Pakistan and India on October 14 at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium.


The terrorist organization allegedly threatened to blow up Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad in an email.



The media report said that in the email, the terrorists demanded to pay Rs 500 crore and release gangster Ravi Bishnoi.


Indian media say that in the threatening e-mail, it is said that people have been deployed to attack the Narendra Modi stadium, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will also be flown.


In the email sent by the terrorist group, it is said that everything is sold in India and we have also bought something, you cannot escape from us as much as you want to be in security.


The National Investigation Agency's email was sent by a terrorist cell, according to the Indian police, who have informed all security authorities, including NIA Ahmedabad, of this..


Indian police said while trying to trace the ID from which the email was sent, it seems that the email came from Europe.


The police say that they will review the security of the World Cup matches, if necessary, the security will be increased.


According to reports in the Indian media, Gurptunt Singh Pannu, the leader of the Khalistan Tehreek, has been charged by the police of threatening to carry out assaults during World Cup games. The police have allegedly also filed a case against him.