Police have launched an investigation to determine who sent the communications, according to a report by new agency PTI. In a concerning development, Former Indian cricket team captain Sourav Ganguly has complained to the police that he has received several threatening letters over the past few months, including one warning that he and his wife, Dona Ganguly, would be killed, a senior officer said on Monday. A written complaint was lodged by Ganguly, who is currently the president of the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB), at Thakurpukur Police Station in south Kolkata after the latest letter was received at his office on Monday, the officer said.
Former Indian cricket team captain Sourav Ganguly has complained to the police that he has received several threatening letters over the past few months, including one warning that he and his wife, Dona Ganguly, would be killed
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. “We are taking the complaint seriously and have begun an investigation. The police have begun examining the movement of the SIM card allegedly used by the sender and have contacted the courier agency concerned to gather details of the consignments. Kolkata Police sleuths are examining whether all the letters were sent by the same person and the reason behind the alleged threats, he added.
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.
