The Puri Jagannath Temple in Odisha, India, is facing heightened security concerns following reports of threatening writings by alleged terrorists on temple walls. The writings, found at two locations on Parikrama Marg, warn of a terrorist attack and claim the temple will be demolished. A phone number is also mentioned, with threats of a "great riot" if contacted.
Key Details of the Incident
- Threatening Writings: Found on walls at the entrance of Parikrama Marg Balisahi and on the south side of the temple.
- Content of Threats: Claims of terrorist attack and demolition of the temple; includes a phone number.
- Security Response: Police administration is on alert; security has been increased.
Recently, an unidentified drones have been seen flying over the temple, sparking security concerns.
Odisha government plans to install anti-drone technology; National Security Guard (NSG) reviewed security arrangements in May.
The police are investigating the incident to reveal the truth behind the threatening writings. Despite tight security, repeated incidents have raised questions about the temple's security.