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CM Devendra Fadnavis attack hoax: Mumbai Police connect with Interpol on next steps
Updated On: 19 March, 2025 11:26 AM IST | Mumbai | Apoorva Agashe
The Worli Police registered an FIR in the matter. The city’s police was alerted and the chief minster’s residence was thoroughly checked

Devendra Fadnavis
The Mumbai police are in touch with Interpol (International Criminal Police Organisation) to ascertain legal remedies to investigate the matter in which the Mumbai traffic police, on February 28, received a threatening message originating from Islamabad, Pakistan, which stated that Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis would be attacked.
“The messenger introduced himself as Mallik Shahbaz Humayun Raza,” a senior officer told mid-day. The Worli police registered an FIR in the matter. The city’s police was alerted and the chief minster’s residence was thoroughly checked. “Whenever a threat message is received the authorities are alerted. Nothing suspicious was found after checking the chief minister’s residence. Hence, we concluded that the message was a hoax,” the officer added.
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