Delhi: The Assistant Commissioner of Police, Palam (IGI) Airport issued an order that prohibits use of lantern kites, wish kites by any individual, in the jurisdiction of this Sub-Division of Palam, IGI Airport, in the national capital.
In preparation for the upcoming Independence Day celebrations, security has been significantly heightened at Delhi airport. Authorities have implemented enhanced measures to ensure the safety of passengers and smooth operations during this period.
Ahead of the Independence Day celebrations, security has been significantly heightened across Delhi. Additional police teams and paramilitary forces have been strategically deployed at various high-traffic locations, including IGI Airport, railway stations, bus stands, malls, and markets.
According to CISF, on June 18, at about 5:20 pm, on the basis of profiling and behaviour detection, CISF surveillance and intelligence staff at IGI Airport intercepted a passenger in the check-in area of Terminal 3.
Two men from Gujarat, Jignesh Malan and Kashyap Kumar Lalani, were arrested at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport after allegedly threatening security staff by claiming they had a nuclear bomb during frisking.
Upon thorough examination, officials determined the threat to be a hoax, with no credible danger posed. An officer involved in the investigation confirmed that the call was deemed bogus following enquiry.
Despite the threat, the flight safely landed at Delhi Airport at 6 pm, passengers were efficiently deplaned, and the aircraft is undergoing a thorough security check. Delhi police later confirmed the bomb threat was a hoax, alleviating concerns.
IGI airport bomb threat: The flight at the Indira Gandhi International Airport is being checked. According to police, the flight was to arrive at the Delhi airport at 3:20 am from Moscow.
Airport Customs officials seized 7 highly precious watches, the value of one of the watches is Rs 27.09 crore. Official arrested the man who tried to smuggle the watches.
Bomb hoax at Delhi's IGI Airport: A bomb threat assessment committee immediately probed the matter and the flight was put through checks after which the bomb call was declared a hoax.
New Delhi: An audit by the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has revealed that the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport, considered to be one of the busiest airports in Asia, has as many as
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