Former India captain Sourav Ganguly and his wife, Dona Ganguly, lodge complaints with Kolkata Police after receiving alleged death threat letters. The complaints say the letters were addressed to Ganguly and Dona and include threats to kill them and harm people around them.
One report says the latest letter is opened at the office of the Bengal cricket president and triggers a formal complaint after earlier communications had been dismissed as personal resentment. Another account notes that the threats have been arriving over roughly six months and that the most recent letters use aggressive language prompting police action. The state security department is also reported to be informed, and police take steps to protect the couple.
While all outlets agree on the core allegation and the police probe, they differ slightly in details. One source describes the matter as involving a complaint filed by Ganguly’s personal assistant at a specific police station, another focuses on the warning that Ganguly and his wife would be killed, and a third adds that police are tracking elements such as a courier trail and a mobile number.
