The Taj Mahal in Agra received a bomb threat via email today, prompting the tourism department to register a case at Tajganj police station, according to ACP Taj Security Syed Areeb Ahmed.

New Delhi: Taj Mahal in Agra received a bomb threat via email today. ACP Taj Security Syed Areeb Ahmed says, "Tourism department received the email. Based on that, a case is being registered at Tajganj police station. Further investigation is being done..."

An email threatening to blow up the Taj Mahal was received by the regional office of Uttar Pradesh Tourism here Tuesday which later turned out to be hoax, a police official said

An email threatening to blow up the Taj Mahal at a specific time was forwarded to security agencies for immediate action,” said Deepti Vats, deputy director of the state tourism department.

An email threatening to blow up the Taj Mahal was received by a government office on Tuesday. After an intensive check in the Taj Mahal premises, the Agra Police declared it a hoax call.

A bomb has been planted in the Taj Mahal which will explode at nine in the morning.’ Soon after the threatening messa

According to the police, the Uttar Pradesh Tourism regional office received an email warning of a potential explosion at the iconic monument.

In response to an email threat, Bomb Disposal Squads (BDS) and local police swiftly arrived at the Mughal-era monument, conducting a thorough search operation to ensure the safety of the premises