It was revealed earlier this week that the couple had received several threatening letters over the past few months, including one warning that they would be killed. Former India captain Sourav Ganguly has opened up about the death threats he and his wife, Donna Ganguly, have received. Speaking to reporters on Friday, the former president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said they had reported the matter to the police and expressed confidence that the investigation would put an end to it.
It was revealed earlier this week that Sourav Ganguly and his wife had received several threatening letters over the past few months, including one warning that they would be killed.
Ganguly also revealed that the number linked to the death threats was from Kolkata. “We have reported it to the police.
I have security,” said Ganguly, the current chief of the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB). The police officer said investigators were examining the contents of the letters and trying to establish the identity and motive of the sender. We are examining the letters, their source, and the courier trail to identify the person responsible,” the officer said.
I am sure the police will sort it out. The number is from here, Kolkata. Hopefully, the police will do the needful. “We are taking the complaint seriously and have begun an investigation.
His office received two letters on Monday containing explicit threats to kill Ganguly and his wife, and to harm people close to him, according to the police complaint lodged by the former cricketer’s manager.
