6 schools in Delhi receive bomb threats, students return home

Two faculties in Delhi acquired bomb threats by way of e-mail on Monday, The faculties that acquired bomb threats are Delhi Public College in RK Puram and GD Goenka Public College in Paschim Vihar.

The Delhi Hearth Division was knowledgeable about the identical at round 7am on Monday. A bomb menace name was acquired from DPS RK Puram at 7:06 am and GD Goenka Paschim Vihar at 06:15 am, based on a Hearth Division official.

Due to these threats, college directors have despatched the scholars residence. Firefighters, together with canine models, bomb squads, and native police arrived on the faculties to conduct a search.

Delhi Police reached DPS RK Puram after being knowledgeable concerning the bomb menace. In response to the police, searches are underway in each faculties and nothing suspicious has been discovered to date.

In the meantime, 4 different faculties within the capital have acquired bomb threats. These faculties are Salwan Public College, British College, Mom Mary’s College, and Cambridge College, based on the Delhi Police.

The most recent bomb menace comes a month after CRPF faculties throughout India, together with 2 in Delhi and 1 in Hyderabad, acquired bomb threats by way of e-mail. On October 20, a robust blast blew out the wall of a CRPF college in Delhi’s Rohini.

The blast outdoors the CRPF college in Rohini’s Prashant Vihar broken outlets and autos close by whereas drilling holes within the constructing’s wall. No casualties or accidents have been reported on account of the incident.

A professional-Khalistan group claimed duty for the blast on the Telegraph TV programme. Following this, the Delhi Police contacted The Telegraph, looking for data on the route from which they got here.

A CRPF college in Tamil Nadu was the primary to obtain a bomb menace on October 21, after which an alert was despatched to all affiliated faculties within the nation, Delhi police mentioned on the time. The Delhi Police mentioned the threats have been false.

In latest months, a number of Indian airways, lodges, and trains have acquired bomb threats, all of which turned out to be false.