Following the complaint, the security of Mukesh Ambani’s family has been tightened. Mumbai Police has confirmed receiving the complaint from Reliance Foundation Hospital.
Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani’s family has received death threats once again. According to sources, eight threatening phone calls were made to the Reliance Foundation Hospital’s display number. The caller threatened to kill his entire family in three hours. After this, the hospital management has lodged a complaint at the DB Marg police station.
Following the complaint, the security of Ambani’s family has been tightened. Mumbai Police has confirmed receiving the complaint from Reliance Foundation Hospital. In this complaint, there is a mention of receiving more than three threatening calls to Mukesh Ambani and his family.
Police are verifying these calls. Initial investigation revealed that the caller is the same and he has made eight consecutive calls. The matter has been informed to the Mumbai Police Commissioner. Three teams of Mumbai Police have been formed to investigate the case.
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Reliance Foundation Hospital files a complaint about receiving calls posing threat to Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani and his family. More than three calls were received at the hospital. Case being filed, probe underway: Mumbai Police
— ANI (@ANI) August 15, 2022
Car loaded with explosives was found near Antilia in November
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Mukesh Ambani has got Z+ security
Mukesh Ambani was provided Z+ security by the then Manmohan Singh government in 2013 after he received threats from Hizbul Mujahideen. His wife Nita Ambani was provided Y + security by the central government in 2016. Their children are also given graded security by the Maharashtra government.
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