School in Delhi evacuated over bomb hoax email
Authorities at The Indian School informed the police that they received the email at 10:49 am. However, no explosive device was found during the check at the school premises.
The Delhi Police went in a tizzy after receiving a call on Saturday evening about a bomb planted in its headquarters here, which later turned out to be a hoax.
The police control room received a call from an unidentified mobile number around 8.40 PM about a bomb planted inside the Delhi Police's headquarters at ITO.
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Initially, the police believed that the call was made from an Aircel number, but later on it was found to have been ported out to Vodafone, a senior police officer said.
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Vodafone, however, informed that the number has been inactive since December 18 last year, he said.
On further probe, the police arrived at a conclusion that the number was from a Pune-based cellular company, but the police there informed that no such company exists, he said.
A bomb disposal squad inspected the building but no suspicious items were found, sources said.
The police are investigating the matter.
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