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Delhi schools receive bomb threats; police find nothing suspicious
Two prominent schools in Delhi's central areas received bomb threat messages on Tuesday, prompting swift response from law enforcement and fire services. Preliminary investigations have found no evidence of any actual threat, according to police.
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Sardar Patel Vidyalaya in Lodhi Estate and Raghubir Singh Junior Modern School on Barakhamba Road were among the institutions that received threatening communications. Delhi Police and the Delhi Fire Services (DFS) responded immediately to the alerts, conducting thorough inspections of both premises.
Following detailed searches and investigations at the school campuses, authorities found no suspicious items or credible threat indicators. "Nothing suspicious has been found at either location," police stated after completing their preliminary examination.
The incident is part of a recurring pattern of hoax bomb threats that have targeted educational institutions and public spaces across major Indian cities in recent months. Authorities have been investigating the source of such threats, which often result in school evacuations and significant disruption to academic activities.
Investigations into the origin of the threatening messages are ongoing. Police have appealed to the public to report any suspicious communications or activities that could pose a security risk.