Delhi, Hyderabad CRPF Schools Receive Bomb Threats

Several Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) schools in New Delhi and Hyderabad received bomb threat emails on Tuesday, sparking concerns.

Two schools in Delhi and one in Hyderabad were among the targets of the threats, which were delivered late Monday night, according to reports from ANI, citing sources.

It comes two days after a strong blast ripped through a wall of the CRPF school in Rohini's Prashant Vihar area in New Delhi. While there was injuries in the incident,

The Delhi Police is investigating the case and there is a possible Khalistani link to the incident.

The latest incident follows a similar pattern seen in May, when 131 schools in Delhi received bomb threat emails. The emails contained the word 'Swaraiim,' an Arabic term used by the Islamic State since 2014 to promote Islamist propaganda, according to Delhi Police.

Despite the alarm, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) quickly issued a statement assuring the public that the threats appeared to be hoaxes. "There is no need to panic. The mail appears to be a hoax. Delhi Police and security agencies are taking necessary steps as per protocol," read the official release.

In August, Summer Fields School in Greater Kailash-1, Delhi, also received a bomb threat email. The school was evacuated immediately, but further investigation revealed that the email was sent by a 14-year-old student attempting to skip school.

Over the past year, bomb threat emails have been sent to schools in various cities, including Bengaluru and Chennai. However, all such threats have so far turned out to be hoaxes. Authorities continue to treat each case seriously, ensuring the safety of students and staff across the country.