‘Delhi will become Khalistan’: Bomb threat emails sent to 9 schools

At least nine schools in the national capital received bomb threat emails on Monday, triggering panic and leading to the evacuation of students and staff as a precautionary measure.The Delhi Fire Services (DFS) said it received distress calls from multiple educational institutions following the threatening emails, after which fire tenders and bomb disposal teams were rushed to the locations. Bomb detection and disposal squads, along with dog squads, were deployed to conduct thorough searches of the school premises.
According to officials, the emails carried disturbing and provocative content, claiming, “Delhi will become Khalistan. Punjab is Khalistan. In memory of Afzal Guru.” The mail also alleged that a blast would take place in Parliament on February 13 at 1:11 pm, raising serious security concerns.

#WATCH | Bomb threat calls were received at nine schools in Delhi. Delhi Police, fire teams, and bomb disposal squads are present at the spots.

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“A total of nine schools have reported receiving bomb threats so far. Fire service teams immediately reached the premises and thorough checks are underway,” a DFS official said, adding that reports of similar threatening emails were still coming in.The schools that received the threats include Loreto Convent School in Delhi Cantonment, Cambridge School in Srinivaspuri and New Friends Colony, The Indian School in Sadiq Nagar, DTEA School in INA, Venkateshwar Global School in Rohini, CM SHRI School in Rohini and Bal Bharati School in Rohini, officials from the Delhi Fire Services confirmed.
As a safety measure, students and staff were evacuated from the affected schools while security agencies carried out detailed inspections. Officials said no suspicious object has been recovered so far from any of the school premises.Police and security agencies have launched an investigation to trace the origin of the emails and assess the credibility of the threats. Searches are continuing, and further details are awaited, officials said.