jaipur the rajasthan antiterrorist squad ats has booked the 34yearold murlipura resident who was arrested for sending threat emails to 16 ministers under one of the most stringent sections of the information technology act pertaining to cyber terrorism if proved guilty under these charges the accused may be sentenced to maximum imprisonment for life a day after arresting him the ats on sunday produced him before a magistrate and took him on twoday police custody according to sources the man shushil chaudhary has been booked under section 66f of it act which pertains to accessing a computer with an intent to threaten the unity integrity security or sovereignty of india or to strike terror in the people it is one of the most stringent sections of the act and is punishable with imprisonment which may extend to imprisonment for life when contacted adg ats alok tripathi confirmed that the accused has been booked under 66f of it act cyber security experts said that this case is an eyeopener how the act of sending such emails can land people in big trouble since the threat was received by the ministers the entire police machinery was sent into a tizzy a high alert was sounded and security was beefed up at several sensitive places during the daylong interrogation the man has confessed to committing the crime and told the interrogators that he was in a state of depression due to unemployment sushils father had passed away a few years ago and he is married he says that he was unemployed and broke said a police officer adding that he was produced before a magistrate which sent him to twoday police custody we have not believed him entirely we will continue to interrogate him during the police custody to further verify the motive behind his sending the emails said the officer the email received by 16 ministers on december 22 said dear minister we are indian mujahedeen you people be careful we are going to give you a big bang surprise you can do whatever you want but its a challenge that we will carry out many bomb strikes in rajasthan we will act on january 26 stop us if you can notice by im the sender had wrote the email in poor language as it is broken at many places and is full of grammatical and spelling errors