Delhi schools bomb threat: The development comes days after similar threats were received by 32 schools in the city, triggering evacuations.
Over 50 schools in Delhi received bomb threats via e-mails on Wednesday morning, news agency ANI reported citing police. While it is not clear which schools received the threat, one of the schools is reportedly in Malviya Nagar, and another is in Najafgarh.
DAV Public School, Faith academy, Doon Public School and Sarvodhaya Vidyalaya were among the institutions that received the bomb threats, and the sender, reportedly identified as ‘Terrorizers 111’, had demanded USD 25,000.
Bomb squad and security personnel reached the the Sarvodya Kanya Vidyalya (SKV) in Delhi’s Hauz Rani this morning, visuals showed.
The development comes days after similar threats were received by 32 schools in the city triggering evacuations and large-scale security checks.
VIDEO | At least three schools in the national capital received bomb threats. Visuals from outside the Government Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya (Raja Ram Mohan Roy) in Malviya Nagar. Police and other emergency agencies are conducting search operations. More details are awaited.… pic.twitter.com/B2VfouHxMQ
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On Monday, 32 schools received bomb threats in the city, following which parents rushed to pick their children up from the institutions. Among institurions that received these threats were – Delhi Public School (DPS) Dwarka, Modern Convent School and ShreeRam World School in Sector 10, Dwarka.
“All students and staff have been evacuated as a precautionary measure. Search operations are underway,” a Delhi Police officer had said.
It was later revealed that the sender of the threat mails was “The Terrorizers 111 Group,” and a demand of $5,000 in cryptocurrency was also made along with the threats. The e-mails threatened to have hacked the IT systems at schools and planted “pipe bombs and advanced explosive devices” in the buildings.
Cases of hoax bomb threats to schools are not new in the national capital. In May last year, nearly 300 schools received bomb threat e-mails which later turned out to be hoax.
More recently, a slew of bomb threats to eight schools were reported over three consecutive days in the month of July in Delhi. Apart from the schools, the St Stephen’s College of Delhi University also received a similar mail, warning that four IEDs and two packets of RDX had been planted across campus.
The article originally appeared on Hindustan Times
