1 month ago
Delhi Schools Evacuated After Bomb Threats, No Explosives Found
Some schools in Delhi got scary phone calls saying bombs would explode.
The police and bomb experts checked the schools and found nothing dangerous.
They also looked into a previous call that said the Red Fort would blow up, but it turned out to be a fake.
Everyone was safe because the police acted quickly.
Several Delhi schools received bomb threats on Monday, prompting evacuations.
Delhi Police and bomb disposal squads conducted thorough searches, finding no suspicious items.
Earlier, a hoax threat about blowing up the Red Fort was reported and dismissed.
The Red Fort threat originated from a call received at the Mumbai Police control room.
North District Police in Delhi carried out a comprehensive security sweep after the alert.
- Who
- Delhi Police and bomb disposal squads
- What
- Bomb threats to schools, no explosives found
- Where
- Delhi schools and Red Fort
- When
- Monday
- Why
- Threats triggered security response; earlier hoax threat dismissed
Key facts
- Event
- Bomb threats to Delhi schools
- Response
- Evacuations and security sweep
- Findings
- No explosives found
- Previous incident
- Red Fort hoax threat
- Police involved
- Delhi Police, North District Police, Mumbai Police
Quotes
Senior officials
Delhi Police senior officials
“A call was received at the Mumbai Police control room threatening to blow up the Red Fort in Delhi.”
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