Bengaluru Schools Bomb Threat: Will There Be A Holiday Tomorrow?

Amidst the recent bomb threat scare, several schools were granted a holiday today. However, Bengaluru Police Commissioner, B Dayananda has assured that schools will resume as usual tomorrow. Speaking to media reporters, Dayananda emphasized the lack of seriousness regarding the threats, stating there would be no holiday for schools tomorrow.

While over 44 schools received concerning emails, Dayananda reassured that there's no cause for alarm. The School Education Department will notify any urgent measures if required. He urged parents not to fret, suggesting that the suspicious emails prompted an investigation.

All schools and colleges are expected to operate as usual tomorrow, without any closures. Dayananda stressed that no untoward incidents have occurred, ensuring a normal school day.

The bomb threat incidents affected 44 schools across Bengaluru city, including Sadashivnagar, Basaveshwar Nagar, Nagdevanahalli, Chamarajpet, Yalahanka, Anekal, Bannerghatta, and Sarjapur. Several schools in Singe's Agrahara and Dommasandra were also targeted.

Panic gripped in parents, after nearly 15 schools in #Bengaluru have received #emails today indicating #BombThreat, #Students sent back to home

Anti sabotage and bomb detection squads deployed.

Home minister Parameshwara says police inspects the school premises and take action. pic.twitter.com/vDpAEJ9VGx

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Former Minister CT Ravi from Mysuru responded to the widespread threat, emphasizing the necessity for a comprehensive investigation. Ravi urged the Karnataka government not to overlook the seriousness of the situation, suggesting the involvement of central authorities if needed to address the threat.