Ganguly Breaks Silence Over Death Threats

For the past six months, Sourav Ganguly and his wife Dona have been receiving anonymous letters, the most recent of which contains explicit threats to their lives.

Ganguly filed a formal complaint with the authorities after receiving the threatening letters at his residence and office in Kolkata.

The most recent anonymous correspondence has escalated to direct threats against Sourav and Dona, as well as threats to harm individuals close to the family, despite the fact that previous letters had contained objectionable language.

The police investigated the movement of the SIM card that was purportedly used by the sender and contacted the courier agency in question to enquire about the consignments. Ganguly, the president of the Cricket Association of Bengal, has stated that he has implemented security measures while authorities attempt to resolve the issue.

Tania Bhattacharya, Ganguly’s personal secretary, visited the Thakurpukur police station in south Kolkata on Monday, August 10, to submit a written complaint. The complaint elaborated on the threatening nature of the most recent letter that Ganguly received at his office. The police have verified that they are treating the matter with urgency and have initiated a formal investigation into the source and delivery method of the correspondence.

The manner in which the authorities are conducting an investigation into the threatening letters

The letters may have been sent via a courier service, according to preliminary findings. Investigators are currently working to identify a specific mobile number that is associated with the case.

The police are continuing their formal investigation, but the family has identified a potential suspect based on a name associated with the number on the Truecaller app.