The sender of the email has demanded to pay one million dollars in Bitcoin within 48 hours to prevent the bomb blast at Mumbai airport, as reported by the police.
In a short video, Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun appealed to Sikhs in the world not to travel by Air India from 19th November onward, saying that it can be life-threatening.
According to prosecutors and police, the woman was wearing an abaya, typically worn by Muslim women, and shouted "Allahu Akbar" on a suburban train in Paris. Police fired eight rounds at the woman and she is now hospitalised for emergency treatment.
The flight made an emergency landing at the Mumbai airport after nearly 40 minutes of takeoff from Pune. The Mumbai Police is investigating the incident.
At least six airports across France were evacuated following emailed "threats of attack" on Wednesday. These airports include- Lille, Lyon, Toulouse and Beauvais. But later, the services have resumed.
Mumbai Police received information about a suspicious bag in the parking lot of the MMRDA building located in the Bandra area of the city.
The airline said that all the mandated security procedures have been completed and the aircraft has subsequently been declared safe.
Security was increased and Hyderabad Police rushed a police team to the airport and conducted a detailed search operation but did not recover anything, officials said.
The aircraft was later taken to a remote bay for search by the security agencies at the Kochi airport. After thorough checks and investigation, the aircraft was cleared for takeoff.
According to officials, the Paris landmark and its immediate surroundings were evacuated as a precaution and a bomb squad was also dispatched.
The Mumbai Police launched a probe to examine the call. Later, they found the call was made under alcohol influence.
The train was thoroughly searched by a bomb disposal squad and a dog squad. However, no explosive was found on the train.
The call was made at 7am and a probe found the accused indulged in the act in a fit of rage after having an argument with his neighbour, the official said.
Earlier in August last year, a similar situation was reported when the police officials evacuated Terminal 1.
The incident happened on June 7 but nothing was found after investigation.
Personnel from the police, bomb disposal squad and cybersecurity team reached the school and checked the computer system/mail.
According to reports, the Dagmagpur station master received the information about the bomb in the locomotive (engine) of the Purushottam Express on the walkie-talkie.
Delhi news: "There is no threat as no suspicious object found on the school premises yet. The situation is normal. Bomb Disposal Squad, Dog squad and SWAT team sanitising the school buildings," said DCP South East, Rajesh Deo.
Madhya Pradesh: A private school in Indore received a bomb threat via email. The police suspect that someone has done a prank by threatening to blow up the school.
Two Bomb threat incidents made the news today. One was received at Delhi school, while another Patna airport. However, nothing concrete found so far in the search operation.
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