Bomb threat to South Delhi school receives turn out a hoax
According to the police official, "An email was received on Monday morning at around 3.10 am by the Amity International School, Pushp Vihar with a bomb threat."
According to the police official, "An email was received on Monday morning at around 3.10 am by the Amity International School, Pushp Vihar with a bomb threat."
The aircraft landed safely at Delhi airport and reportedly nothing suspicious was found after thorough search.
The Police headquarters received the threat call at 11.30 am. The caller threatened to blow up the Secretariat with explosives.
Following the bomb threat, RPF and GRP reached the station along with the fire brigade and ambulance.
A case has been registered, and further investigation is underway.
The bomb threat received via email led the students to evacuate the Delhi Public School (DPS), Mathura Road. But nothing suspicious was found in a thorough search of the premises conducted by the police.
Earlier, the security agencies cordoned off the airport for 9 hours. A total of 236 passengers and eight crew members were on the flight.
One of the threat messages read, "A powerful bomb has been planted in your school, attention it is not a joke, this is not joke, a very powerful
The call was made to the police helpline following which the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel got the the 17th-century monument vacated.
An FIR was lodged at the city’s Gomti Nagar police station and the Special Task Force has been asked to investigate the matter.