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Sourav Ganguly and wife Dona receive death threat letters; Kolkata police open probe into courier trail
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Kolkata Police will identify the sender by linking courier records and the mobile number cited in threat letters.

Threat campaigns against high-profile public figures test law enforcement’s ability to trace anonymous intimidation and prevent escalation.

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Threat campaigns against high-profile public figures test law enforcement’s ability to trace anonymous intimidation and prevent escalation.

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Former India captain Sourav Ganguly and his wife Dona Ganguly allegedly received death threat letters, prompting a police probe in south Kolkata. Ganguly, the Cricket Association of Bengal president, filed a complaint at Thakurpukur Police Station after his office received two threatening letters on Monday. Police said similar letters had been arriving for about six months; investigators are checking the courier trail and examining whether one person sent them, including leads tied to Belghoria in North 24 Parganas and a mobile number mentioned in the letters.

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Sourav Ganguly and wife Dona receive death threat letters; Kolkata police open probe into courier trail

Police say similar letters have arrived for about six months; investigators are checking whether one sender is behind them.

Hindustan Times·1h ago
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