Mumbai: The university was threatened with a bomb blast in the past for not getting the BCom results of Mumbai University early. That's what the bully has now been caught. In fact, the threatening student turned out to be none other than a university student. As part of the information received, the student had sent e-mails containing abusive language after being disturbed by the delay in the result. As part of the information received in the case, cyber police have nabbed the student who sent the threatening mail.
In the e-mail case on 9th and 10th July, a FIR was lodged at BKC police station in Mumbai last Friday. It is now learnt that the student who did bachelor from commerce subject had sent threatening emails from cyber cafes. As part of the information received, in the mail, he had demanded early release of BCom results to the university administration, otherwise he had threatened to blow up the university. The student was reportedly producing fake mail IDs by giving fake details.
He had then sent emails to the university administration with that fake mail ID. However, the police managed to reach the accused after conducting an inquiry and the police took him into custody. The police then found that he was under a lot of mental stress due to the delay in the result and that is why he has done it. In this case, the police, in view of his mental state, explained and released him with a notice.
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