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‘If you come to Mumbai, everyone will die’; threat letter found in lavatory of Chennai-Mumbai flight

Nothing suspicious is found on the aircraft and an FIR is registered against unidentified people for mischief

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Mumbai, February 13

A threatening note was found in the lavatory of a Chennai-Mumbai IndiGo flight on Tuesday morning, police said here.

Nothing suspicious was found on the aircraft and an FIR was registered against unidentified people for mischief, said an airport police station official.

The note, scribbled on a tissue paper, was found minutes before the plane landed.

"If you come to Mumbai, everyone will die," it read.

The cabin crew immediately alerted the captain who informed the Air Traffic Control, the official said.

The entire plane and passengers were searched but nothing suspicious was found, he said.

An FIR was registered against unidentified persons under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code and further investigation was under way, the official added.

'IndiGo flight 6E 5188 operating from Chennai to Mumbai had received a bomb threat post landing in Mumbai. All necessary protocols were followed and the aircraft was taken to a remote bay as per guidelines by airport security agencies,' the airline said in a statement. 

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