A phone call claiming that a bomb was planted in the upscale Khan Market in south Delhi triggered panic in…
Khan Market in New Delhi (Photo: Facebook/File)
A phone call claiming that a bomb was planted in the upscale Khan Market in south Delhi triggered panic in the area on Friday, prompting a rush of bomb and dog squads to the spot.
Security officials were sent into a tizzy when a person called up the police control room around 6:40 am and claimed a bomb had been planted in the market in the heart of the capital, police said.
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Bomb and dog squads were rushed to the area. No suspicious item was found during checking, they added.
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Further details are awaited.
The market, a popular shopping and culinary hub, is the most expensive retail location in India.
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