Security tightened at Udaivilas palace after Al Qaida email threat
Updated on Apr 09, 2010 09:48 pm IST
Security has been tightened around the famous Udaivilas palace in Udaipur, after the hotel manager received a threatening email from Al Qaeda. The email was sent on behalf of Abdullah Rahman, claiming to be the Secretary General of Al Qaeda, to Raj Singh Sisodia on Wedneday, threatening a suicide attack. The email stated that the Oberoi group-owned hotel, located on the banks of lake Pichola, is second on the "black list" among the various hotels that Al Qaeda would bomb this year.
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