Security agents found two notes at the Mumbai airport this week warning of a bomb attack on National Day when Barack Obama is scheduled to arrive in India.
Indian officials are warning of a possible drone or paraglider terrorist attack.
Three hundred Delhi Police personnel will hold fort at the Maurya Sheraton 72 hours before his expected arrival on January 24.
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Ahead of the Republic Day parade during which US President Barack Obama will be the chief guest, Delhi Police Commissioner B.S. Bassi has warned of possible terror attacks in the national Capital by means of paragliders or drones.
Zee News report:
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Security agencies here have gone into high alert mode after two notes found at the Mumbai airport on Thursday evening warned of a terror attack on Republic Day.
As per reports, the two notes with ISIS names on them teasingly ask: “26/01/2015 IS BOM OK?”
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The notes were found in two toilets, meant for males, by a cleaner.
The toilets are located inside the Terminal A1 of Mumbai’s domestic airport.
The development came just over a week after a hand-written note scribbled on a wall inside the Mumbai airport threatened of an impending attack by the ISIS, or the Islamic State, on January 10.
The note, found inside a toilet in the Level 2 of Terminal 2 of the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, read “ATTECK BY ISIS DATE 10/01/15 (sic)”.
The note appeared to have been scribbled on the wall using a pen.
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The Mumbai Police has been – in view of the Republic Day on January 26 – maintaining heightened level of vigil.
An American educated Muslim engineer and recruiter for evil Islamic State (ISIS) was arrested in Hyderabad, India this week.
US-returned techie held for planning to join ISIS http://t.co/a35bLYlk3g via @timesofindia
— Pog (@OSINT220) January 17, 2015
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