New Delhi: A significant commotion erupted in Gwalior when a threat against Mukesh Dhirubhai Ambani was discovered during the opening of the donation box at the Achleshwar Mahadev Temple. As the donation amount was being counted, a note stamped with a chilling message stated, My next target is Mukesh Dhirubhai Ambani. The stamp also included the address of Manoj Sharma, son of Rameshwar Dayal Sharma, residing at Balaji Vihar Gudhi Gudha Ka Naka, Kampoo Gwalior.Temple Management Alerts AuthoritiesUpon finding the threatening note, the temple management promptly handed it over to the police. The police have initiated an investigation into the matter. The note was found among various letters of requests from devotees, including appeals for financial assistance and letters related to personal family problems. One letter even mentioned the name of a young girl.Security Measures and Counting ProcessUnder the supervision of retired High Court judge NK Modi, chairman of the Achleshwar Sanchalan Samiti, retired bank employees opened the locks of 14 donation boxes in the temple. The notes were sorted, bundled, and then counted. According to temple manager Virendra Sharma, a total amount of Rs 6 lakh 53 thousand 450 was collected this month. The discovery of the threatening note led to immediate police notification.Mukesh Ambanis Security ConcernsMukesh Ambani, one of the wealthiest individuals globally and in India, was at the center of the stir caused by the threatening note. The police have intensified their efforts to investigate the matter and locate the individual responsible for the threat.Investigation UnderwayFollowing the incident, the police have ramped up their investigation, searching for the accused and ensuring the security of Mukesh Ambani. The matter is being taken very seriously given the high profile of the target.
