By Admin 
Mumbai Grand Hyatt Hotel Bomb Threat: In Maharashtra’s capital Mumbai, a bomb blast has once again been threatened. This time a threatening call has been received to Mumbai’s luxury five-star Hotel Grand Hayat. It is being told that an unknown person called on the customer care number of the hotel and said that there is a bomb.
A senior official of the Mumbai Police said that the caller had claimed that the bomb would explode within 10 minutes. After this, the hotel informed the police about this and then the BDDS (Bomb Detection and Disposal Scod) of the police investigated the hotel complex seriously. However, it is a matter of honor that nothing suspect was found in the investigation.
The phone came from Germany
In this context, the Vakola police have registered an FIR against the unknown person and started investigation. If sources are to be believed, in the preliminary investigation, it has been found that the number from which the hotel’s customer care was made is from Germany.
Such a threat was also received in the year 2022
For information, let us know that Grand Hayat, a five-star hotel located in Santa Cruz, Mumbai, had received a similar threat earlier. However, it is time for that thing now. In October of 2022, a drunk man called and said that he would bomb the entire hotel. With this phone call, the hotel management came into the can and immediately informed the police.
The police had intensively investigated the entire campus and also started searching for the accused. After this, while investigating, the police had discovered the person and it was found that this person named Suraj Jadhav had drunk a lot of alcohol. He was a resident of Vakola.
Fake calls are constantly coming to Mumbai Police
Let me tell you, this is not the first such call in Mumbai in which the bomb is being threatened. In the year 2025 itself, the police control room has received many such fake calls, in which the Taj Hotel, Oberoi Hotel, Railways and Bus Station along with the airport and even schools and colleges have been threatened with bombs. During the investigation, the police found all the calls fake.