Delhi School Bomb Threat: Several schools across Delhi NCR have received bomb threats on Wednesday morning, after which the students were evacuated. The bomb disposal squads and fire tenders were rushed to the spot immediately. Among the targeted institutions were Delhi Public School, located in Dwarka, Sanskriti School in Delhi, Mother Mary's School in East Delhi's Mayur Vihar, Amity School in Push Vihar and Saket, Delhi public School Noida, BGS International Public school in Dwarka, DPS in Vasant kunj in which received a bomb threat. so far, the Delhi Fire Service (DFS) has received over 60 calls regarding bomb threats in schools.

DPS Dwarks Bomb Threat

The Dwarka DPS authorities were immediately alerted about the potential presence of a bomb on the premises through a phone call. The Delhi Police with the Bomb Disposal Squad and fire tenders arrived at the scene.

Confirming the incident, the Delhi Police stated, "We received information regarding a bomb in Delhi Public School, Dwarka. The Delhi Police, Bomb Disposal Squad, and fire tenders have arrived at the location, and a search operation is currently underway."

Amity School, DPS Noida Bomb Threat

Meanwhile, Delhi Public School Noida, Amity school in Pushp Vihar and Saket, BGS International Public school in Dwarka also received a bomb threat warning through email, as a precautionary measure, students were sent back home. 

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Delhi Sanskriti School Bomb Threat

Meanwhile, Sanskriti School in Chanakyapuri received an email containing a bomb threat. The authorities are currently conducting inspection of the school premises, and further details are awaited, as confirmed by the Delhi Police.

Mother Mary School Bomb Threat

The Mother Mary's School in East Delhi's Mayur Vihar received a email warning of a bomb threat in the morning. The school has been evacuated as a precautionary measure, and the search operation in the premises is currently underway.

Bomb Threat Message Sent To Multiple School: Delhi Police

Addressing the concerns, DCP Central, Devesh Kumar Mahla, stated, "We've checked all the schools, and nothing has been found. There is no need to panic."

Preliminary investigations by the Delhi Police suggest a similar pattern in the bomb threats. "Since yesterday, emails have been sent to many places, and it seems to follow the same pattern," said the Delhi Police. They further added, "The mail does not mention a dateline or BCC, which means that one message has been sent to many places. The investigation is ongoing."


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