Security agencies in Punjab and New Delhi are on high alert following a death threat email sent to Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu. The email, which originated from a masked server, contained specific threats and was sent to multiple government accounts, warning of 'dire consequences' related to their political positions. In response, security measures for both leaders have been intensified, with Mann receiving Z-plus category protection and increased surveillance around his residence and convoy. Bittu, whose family has historical ties to political violence, has also seen his security arrangements recalibrated. This threat comes amid heightened tensions in Punjab, where authorities are addressing a resurgence of radicalism and cross-border smuggling. The incident follows recent explosions near security establishments, leading Mann to accuse the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of orchestrating unrest ahead of upcoming elections. Investigators are working to trace the email's origin, suspecting links to pro-Khalistani elements abroad, while urging public vigilance against evolving threats.