Gurugram: As per the police, the boy had mistakenly sent the mail without understanding the gravity of his actions. Last week, as many as eight schools in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram received bomb threats.
The series of bomb threats targeting schools in Delhi-NCR continues, with two schools receiving threats on Friday, prompting strong criticism from Arvind Kejriwal over the authorities' failure to prevent such incidents.
A bomb threat at Dwarka Sector 23’s Delhi Public School created panic after an email was received late Thursday. Authorities launched a search operation; classes shifted online.
Delhi Public School in RK Puram received a bomb threat for the second day in a row. This marks third bomb threat incident in the national capital this week.
Following the incident, an FIR was filed at the Mata Ramabai Ambedkar (MRA) Marg Police Station against unidentified individuals.
Assam: On Thursday, at around 11:00 am, the City Police Control in Guwahati received a telephonic call from the 112 Shillong Police. The caller, using a mobile number, informed the 112 Shillong Police that they were planning to blast a bomb at the Railway Station in Paltan Bazar, Guwahati.
A deputy superintendent-rank IB official posted in Nagpur was arrested for sharing bogus information about a bomb on an Indigo flight.
The alert led to enhanced security measures and coordination between civilian and defence personnel. Later, a police complaint at the Shahganj police station against an unknown person.
Nagpur police, fire department officials along with canines reached the hotel about which the bomb threat email was send. The areas were being combed and an investigation is underway.
During the investigation, the Mumbai Police found out that the accused had sent similar hoax threat messages to the police of other states. He belongs to Jharkhand and was nabbed in Ajmer, Rajasthan.
A team of the Delhi Fire Services (DFS) and police immediately reached the spot. Police, bomb disposal squad, and dog squad, along with DFS personnel started a search operation on the entire premises of schools.
The officials said the threat was received in an email. Soon after receiving the email, the security officials launched an intense check in every corner of the monument in Agra, Uttar Pradesh.
Delhi: As per reports, the threat was later declared a hoax after a thorough search in the school premises.
The Air Traffic Control was informed and the flight was diverted to Raipur. Upon landing, it was immediately taken to the isolation bay for mandatory security checks, the police official said.
According to reports, the CISF team came into action and alerted the Sahar Police station and immediately deployed officers to the airport for a detailed investigation.
The FBI said it was aware of multiple non-credible bomb threats to polling locations in several states and said many of them appeared to originate from Russian email domains.
A complaint was immediately lodged with the Airport Police by Air India strictly adhering to the laid down security protocols, an Air India Spokesperson said without providing additional details of the incident.
A message claiming a bomb had been placed on Air India's flight from Delhi to Mumbai via Indore was posted on a social media platform which later turned out to be a hoax, police said on Wednesday.
The temple received bomb threats in the wake of similar threats issued to Tirputai-based hotels in the last three days.
Bomb threat: As of Saturday, in 13 days, more than 300 flights operated by the Indian carriers have received hoax bomb threats.
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