According to a police official, the entire area was screened after the receipt of the threat mail. Now that the bomb threat has turned out to be a hoax, the culprit behind the email will be tracked down and relevant legal action will be taken against him
The Kerala High Court was put on high alert on Tuesday after receiving a bomb threat.
The Jaipur District Collectorate remained on Thursday closed and cordoned off for nearly five hours as security agencies conducted a thorough search for explosives following a bomb threat, which was later confirmed to be a hoax.
The investigation into the bomb threats received by schools across the national capital from the past one year has led Delhi Police to a teenager who sent 400 bomb related threats, and in the backdrop, a connection of an NGO with the boy's guardian which has links with a political party.
Earlier, hospitals, an airport, schools, and a prison in the national capital had received bomb threat emails.
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 Police headquarters received the threat call at 11.30 am. The caller threatened to blow up the Secretariat with explosives.
The school got the threat email on Thursday evening which claimed to blast the school around 11 a.m. on Friday, said the official.
Talking to media, Kundu said the accused, Shadi Lal Tickoo, a resident of Mohali in Punjab, had kept billing and other records of the lab which was used to forge the letter.
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