A student from Haryana who is currently studying in the United Kingdom (UK) sent a threatening email Bollywood superstar Salman Khan, the Mumbai Police said on Wednesday, adding that a look out circular (LOC) has been issued against accused student who is currently pursuing medical education in the country.

A senior official said that following the threat mail sent to Salman Khan, police launched an investigation which revealed that the sender of the email was an Indian medical student hailing from Haryana.

The official said that the Mumbai Police have have initiated the process to bring the student—currently in his third year of a medical course in the UK— back to India.

According to the police, it is suspected that the accused student allegedly sent threatening messages to Salman Khan in the name of jailed gangster Goldy Brar in March this year.

They said the student will likely return to India by the end of this year after the end of his academic session in the UK.

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Last week, Salman Khan received an email on his official ID warning the actor of dire consequences if he does not meet with notorious gangster Lawrence Bishnoi’s jailed associate and sort out differences once and for all.

Earlier, in March, the Mumbai Police had revealed that the email ID through which a death threat was sent to Salman Khan was linked to a UK-based mobile number.

According to reports quoting sources in the Mumbai Police, the email ID from which the threat was made revealed that it was linked to a mobile number in the UK and efforts are underway to trace the person under whose name the number was registered.

Salman Khan is currently under a Y+ category security cover provided by the Mumbai Police; a step taken by the Maharashtra government after the superstar had received a similar death threat from Lawrence Bishnoi gang earlier.

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A Singapore-Tiruchirappalli IndiGo flight was diverted to Indonesia and made an emergency landing at the country’s Kualanamu airport on Tuesday after the crew noticed a burning smell coming from the cabin, the airline officials said on Wednesday.

In an official statement, the airline said that a Singapore-bound IndiGo flight (6E-1007) made an emergency landing at the to Kualanamu airport in Medan, Indonesia on Tuesday after the burning smell was noticed coming from the cabin, adding that following the landing, all the passengers were deboarded safely from the plane and the aircraft was held at Kualanamu for detailed inspection.

IndiGo, while regretting the incovenience caused to the passengers due to the unforseen incident, said that all the travellers were were provided accommodation and an alternate aircraft is being flown to Kualanamu to take the passengers to their intended destination, Singapore.

The airline said that initial inspection of the aircraft was satisfactory and the pilot followed procedures and as a precaution diverted the plane to the nearest airport, Kualanamu and the aircraft landed safely.

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However, no information was provided about the number of passengers onboard and what time they will be flown on the alternate flight to Singapore.

In a related incident, a Mumbai-Nagpur IndiGo flight was grounded after it suffered a tail strike while landing at the Nagpur airport on April 14.

In a statement, IndiGo had said that on April 14, 2023, flight 6E 203, from Mumbai suffered from a tail strike while landing at Nagpur following which the aircraft was declared grounded at Nagpur airport for assessment and repairs.

The airline had confirmed that no injuries were reported in the mishap and the incident is being thoroughly investigated.

A tail strike happens when an aircraft’s tail or empennage collides with the ground or any other stationary object during takeoff or landing.

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An FIR has been ordered against a government school teacher Pilbhit district of Uttar Pradesh for allegedly submitting a forged Covid-19 positive medical certificate to skip election duty in the upcoming municipal elections in the state, officials said on Tuesday.

According to an official, Ritu Tomar, a teacher posted at a government-run primary school in Pachpeda village of Puranpur block, submitted a fake medical certificate that declared her Covid-19 positive in an attempt to ge exemption from election duty in the upcoming municipal polls.

CDO Pilibhit, Dharmendra Pratap Singh said that orders have been issued to the police to file an FIR against Ritu Tomar for forgery.

The senior official said that Tomar had been assigned as the polling officer II in the polling party number three at the pink booth in the municipal elections scheduled to be held on May 11.

Tomar filed an application seeking exemption from election duty on health grounds, claiming that she had tested positive for Covid-19 and submitted a medical certificate as proof.

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However, upon closer inspection of the medical certificate by officials, the document was found to be forged as Tomar had allegedly edited the certificate of another person to present herself as Covid positive and seek exemption from election duty.

Following the revelation, disciplinary action was initiated against the teacher for dereliction of duties while Basic Shiksha Adhikari (BSA) Amit Kumar Singh was issued an order to register an FIR against her for forgery and fraud in connection with the case, the CDO said.

However, it wasn’t revealed if the erring teacher has been suspended or removed from her post.

Election duty is mandatory for any and all government officials if and when assigned and any dereliction on the employees’ part can invite serious consequences, including removal from services and even a jail term if the reason for exemption is found to be fake.

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