Archive · 7 Dec 2025
Bomb threats to Delhi journalists' groups declared hoax
Two groups of journalists in Delhi, the Indian Women Press Corps and the Delhi Union of Journalists, received scary emails saying there were bombs in their offices.
The police checked everything carefully and found out it was a trick.
There were no real bombs, and everyone is safe now.
The emails were sent early in the morning, and the groups told everyone what happened.
Bomb threat emails received by IWPC and DUJ offices in Delhi.
Threats claimed RDX-IEDs were planted at the premises.
Emails sent at 4:57 AM, prompting police investigation.
Thorough search conducted, no explosives found.
Threats declared hoax, premises confirmed safe.
- Who
- Indian Women Press Corps (IWPC), Delhi Union of Journalists (DUJ)
- What
- Bomb threat emails received, later declared hoax
- When
- Saturday at 4:57 AM
- Where
- Ashoka Road (IWPC), Connaught Place (DUJ) in Delhi
- Why
- Unknown, but declared hoax after search
- Organizations Targeted
- Indian Women Press Corps (IWPC), Delhi Union of Journalists (DUJ)
- Location of Threats
- Ashoka Road (IWPC), Connaught Place (DUJ)
- Time of Threat
- 4:57 AM
- Nature of Threat
- Email claiming RDX-IED planted
- Outcome
- Declared hoax after thorough search