Radioactive Powder Threat in Nagpur, ATS Launches Intensive Investigation

A shocking case has come to light in Nagpur city on Monday. After receiving threats to spread 'radioactive powder' in various parts of the city, the Maharashtra ATS (Anti-Terrorist Squad) has immediately taken action and launched an investigation. According to sources, the threat was made through anonymous calls and letters at several locations in the city. Officials say that such a threat is extremely serious and has been taken into immediate consideration. According to officials, the use of radioactive material could be an attempt to create panic among the public. Therefore, the city's police and ATS teams have increased their vigilance. A senior ATS official stated that they are conducting an in-depth investigation into the matter and are exploring all possible sources to identify the suspects. They also said that the general public does not need to panic, but should remain cautious. The local administration has also strengthened security arrangements while keeping a close eye on the situation. Police officials said that additional security forces have been deployed around the city's key locations, such as railway stations, bus stands, markets, and government buildings. Furthermore, the city is also being checked for radioactive detection equipment to detect any suspicious substances. Guidance is being sought from the Central Home Ministry and the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) in this entire matter. Officials say that they will not take any kind of negligence and will ensure a thorough investigation. The city's residents have also been appealed to immediately inform the police about any unusual activity.