
Former India cricket captain Sourav Ganguly and his wife Dona have received death threat letters, prompting a Kolkata Police investigation. A complaint filed at Thakurpukur Police Station on Tuesday states Ganguly's office…
Former India cricket captain Sourav Ganguly and his wife Dona have received death threat letters, prompting a Kolkata Police investigation. A complaint filed at Thakurpukur Police Station on Tuesday states Ganguly's office received two letters on Monday containing explicit threats to kill the couple and harm people close to them. Hindustan Times reports the sender is identified as 'Arun' and the letters originated from Belgharia in North 24 Parganas district.

Police say threatening letters had been arriving for about six months but were initially not taken seriously. Investigators are examining the courier trail and a mobile number linked to the sender. Ganguly is president of the Cricket Association of Bengal and a former BCCI chief.

Letters from an unnamed 'Arun' via courier do not yet prove a credible plot, but the six-month delay in reporting marks a lapse. Fans and critics alike should wait for police to verify the sender's identity and the SIM trail. The key test: will investigators confirm a wider conspiracy or a lone nuisance?
Sources (7): rediff.com, hindustantimes.com, livemint.com, news.abplive.com, indiatvnews.com, deccanherald.com, timesnownews.com
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Updated: this story now draws on 7 sources.