Archive · 3 Jul 2025
Vadodara Police Seek Help in Bomb Threat Investigation
Someone sent fake bomb threats to places in Vadodara.
The police are trying to find out who sent them.
Most of the emails came from other countries, so the police need help from special groups like the I4C.
They're trying to find out who sent the emails and why.
The emails mentioned different reasons for the threats.
They are also looking at whether these threats are connected or part of a larger plan.
Vadodara police are seeking help from Central agencies to investigate hoax bomb threats received via email.
Since June 2024, nine bomb threats were received, all hoaxes, with email origins outside India in most cases.
One email was traced to North East India, while the others came from Central Asia, Europe, and the dark web.
Police have contacted the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) for assistance with international investigations.
Bomb threats targeted Vadodara airport, schools, GIPCL, and a mall, among other places.
- Who
- Vadodara police, central agencies, and the unknown senders of the threats.
- What
- Vadodara police are investigating hoax bomb threats.
- When
- Since June 2024.
- Where
- Vadodara, India and locations abroad.
- Why
- To identify the perpetrators of the hoax bomb threats.
- Threat Type
- Hoax bomb threats
- Email Origins
- Central Asia, Europe, North East India, Philippines, Belgium, Armenia, Romania, France, and dark web
- Involved Agencies
- Vadodara police, I4C
- Target Locations
- Vadodara airport, schools, GIPCL, and a mall