LUDHIANA, MAY 25 — Security agencies launched sweeping search operations across Ludhiana on Monday after a rogue electronic message threatened to blow up the municipal corporation building and the home of global entertainment icon Diljit Dosanjh. Police personnel completely cleared the civic body’s Zone A establishment to facilitate sweeping operations by the bomb disposal squad.
The municipal administration and local police networks coordinated the emergency response immediately after recognizing the security breach. Tactical units established defensive cordons around both designated targets within minutes of the notification.
“As a precaution, the entire building has been evacuated and an investigation has been started,” stated Municipal Commissioner Neeru Katyal, noting that the threat parameters were forwarded directly to the top police leadership for immediate tactical intervention.
According to intelligence sources, the dispatch landed in the municipal inbox early Monday morning from an identity marker labeled ‘Jennifer Senuta.’ The communication warned that coordinated explosions would strike the city before June 6, designating specific timestamps for each target area.
The sender asserted that the Municipal Corporation Mayor’s office would be hit at 1:11 p.m., followed by a subsequent strike at Dosanjh’s local house at 9:11 p.m. This chronological spacing prompted emergency teams to execute immediate protective sweeps of both locations simultaneously.
Hi-tech police teams worked alongside specialized dog squads to examine structural frameworks, vehicles, and neighboring perimeters for hazardous materials. Administrative staff members evacuated the civic headquarters under organized supervision while field officers barricaded adjoining streets.
Police officials maintained that special teams are analyzing the technical footprint of the electronic communication to identify the perpetrators. Security monitoring has been scaled up across the city’s vital infrastructure points as a precautionary measure during the ongoing threat window.
