Kolkata, West Bengal (UNA) :
West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose has received a written death threat, leading to a swift security response from police and administrative authorities. Law enforcement agencies have placed key installations and officials under enhanced protection as investigators work to trace the source of the threat and assess any credible risk.
For residents and public servants in the state, such incidents underscore the importance of robust security measures for high‑profile officials. Threats of this nature are taken very seriously, with specialised units deployed to track digital and physical evidence that could help identify those responsible.
Police officials said they have stepped up vigilance not only around the Governor’s residence and office, but also at strategic points across the city to deter any potential wrongdoing. Additional patrols, surveillance enhancements and coordination with intelligence units are part of the tightened security posture.
The broader public has been urged to remain calm and cooperate with authorities if they observe any suspicious activity. Local leaders have reaffirmed the need to respect democratic processes and maintain peace, emphasising that law enforcement will act swiftly and transparently.
Authorities have assured citizens that ongoing investigations will prioritise both the safety of officials and public order. Residents can expect visible security presence in the coming days as part of efforts to ensure normalcy and prevent escalation.