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Ghaziabad station security beefed up

GHAZIABAD: A letter from a suspected terror group threatening to blow up six railway stations in Uttar Pradesh on December 6, the day of Babri Masjid demolition, has sent the authorities here into a tizzy.

The police had received a letter at Moradabad railway station, suspected to have been sent by a terror outfit threatening to blow up all the six railway stations in eastern UP on December 6, said Senior Superintendent Piyush Mordia, adding that the letter was received three days ago.

Security at Ghaziabad railway station has been stepped up with the deployment of dog squads and metal detectors. District Magistrate M. K. S. Sundaram told PTI that law and order situation would be maintained at all cost and asked the passengers not to touch any unidentified object in the trains and at the stations. - PTI.

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