Flight Bomb Threat: The man who threatened to blow up planes, Jagdish Uikey, arrested

Flight Bomb Threat: Jagdish Shriyam Uikey, who threatened to blow up Indian planes and railway stations, has finally been arrested by the police.

Jagdish Shriyam Uikey, who threatened to blow up Indian planes and railway stations, has finally been arrested by the police. Uikey, a resident of Gondia district in Maharashtra, had threatened to blow up 300 planes last month. His threat led to the delay and cancellation of several flights. However, Jagdish claims that he did this to alert the police and security agencies, and there was no other motive behind it. The police are interrogating him. The 35-year-old Jagdish claims to be a writer and has even written a book, for which he wanted Prime Minister Narendra Modi to write the foreword. Those who know Jagdish say that he is not mentally stable.

How the police tracked him

The police gathered information related to Uikey’s email and, under the leadership of DGP Shweta Khedkar, the Nagpur police identified and traced him. After that, they tracked his IP address and arrested him.

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