Lucknow: Hanuman Temple in Aliganj police station area of Uttar Pradesh's capital Lucknow has received a threatening letter on Thursday evening. In which Hanuman temple was threatened with a bomb blast. The letter seeks the release of terrorists arrested in Lucknow before August 14. The letter also calls for targeting the office of the RSS and senior functionaries. Police have also been alerted after receiving threatening letters and security at the temple has been beefed up.

In fact, the letter arrived at the Hanuman temple on Thursday through a registered post. The envelope of the letter had the manager written the new Hanuman temple. The name of the sender was replaced by Joginder Singh, who lives in the Madeyganj area of Khadra. There has been an atmosphere of fear in the temple since the letter was received. The letter seeks the release of terrorists arrested from Lucknow before August 14. The letter said, "Akhlaq, you pay to Hazrat that our terrorists have been arrested for these thirds of your rethinking thinking of your rule. They should be released immediately. The patience of their community should not be tested. If this is not done, they will have to take up arms. In that case, the big temples and offices of RSS in Lucknow city are already our target. There are also 10 Hindu Hazrat sahebs on you all over the city, who are campaigning against Islam and Muslims. They will slit the throats of all of them and throw them into the fire of dacoity soon and your infidel policemen who are implicating innocent Muslims and sending them to jail. They will also be accounted for.''

The letters further say, "The body of Hindu women will be filled with the execution of Islam. We will wreak so much havoc that your sovereignty will be shaken. Not only that, no one should think that they are afraid of anyone. We are afraid of Allah alone and that is why we are writing our names openly. Don't try to find us. You are being given time till 1 day before 15th August. You will be responsible for the consequences.''

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