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## Ganguly Speaks Out
Former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly has publicly addressed the alleged death threats he and his family have been receiving over the past six months. Speaking at an event in Kolkata, Ganguly expressed confidence in the police's ability to handle the situation, noting that the threats have been reported to the authorities and that he has security measures in place.
## Police Investigation
The threats, which have been described as menacing and aggressive, prompted Ganguly to file a formal complaint at Thakurpukur Police Station. The threats reportedly include language such as "eliminate" and "finish," raising concerns about their seriousness. Initially, the family thought the messages might be from overzealous fans, but the persistent nature of the threats led them to seek police intervention.
## Ongoing Concerns
While Ganguly did not disclose specific details about the threats or potential suspects, the situation has drawn significant attention. The police in Kolkata are actively investigating the source of the threatening letters, which have been traced back to a number in the city. Ganguly, who also served as the president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, remains hopeful for a resolution.
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