Bomb threat to South Delhi school receives turn out a hoax
According to the police official, "An email was received on Monday morning at around 3.10 am by the Amity International School, Pushp Vihar with a bomb threat."
A bomb threat call at a public school in South Delhi’s Sadiq Nagar sent a panic wave on Monday in the entire area.
After the threat was received through an e-mail, the school was evacuated and bomb disposal squads and sniffer dogs were deployed on the spot. However, after the investigation, it was found to be a hoax.
According to a source, the e-mail was received at around 1.19 pm from an unknown address, in which it was claimed that a bomb has been planted in the premises of Indian Public School in the at Sadiq Nagar area on BRT road.
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Immediately, it was informed to the police. On receipt of the information, a police team from the Defence Colony Police Station, along with a bomb disposal squad (BDS) and a dog squad reached the school and the school was evacuated safely.
After the evacuation, the BDS and dog squads conducted a thorough search of the school premises, but found nothing suspicious.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (South Delhi), Chandan Chaudhary said the threat looked like a mischievous act by someone to create panic in the area. The e-mail and the address from which it was sent are being investigated by a cyber team of the Delhi Police.
According to the DCP, the email was received on the official email ID of Indian Public School, Sadiq Nagar, BRT road that a bomb was planted in the premises of the school, on which the police acted swiftly, but found nothing. Further investigation is on.
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