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This visual is from DPS School located in RKpuram, Delhi. The police team had reached the school premises on December 17 for investigation.
Bomb threats in three schools of Delhi were given by two students studying there. Both were brother and sister. Delhi Police Special Cell gave this information on Sunday.
Police said that during counselling, the students admitted that they had sent bomb threats to three schools through e-mail. They wanted the exams to be postponed. He got the idea of sending threats from earlier incidents.
The students told the police that they had not prepared for the exam. In such a situation, he wanted to postpone the exam. Police said that both were students, so they were released after counselling.
On December 17, bomb threats were sent to 3 schools located in Rohini and Paschim Vihar. In this it was said to send Rs 85 lakh within 72 hours. It was written that if this was not done then the bomb would be blasted.
Kejriwal sought answers from Amit Shah regarding the law and order of Delhi.
50 bomb threats in 8 months
50 bomb threats have been sent in Delhi since May this year. This includes not only schools but also hospitals, airports and airline companies. There have been threats to bomb schools 4 times this month.
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Apart from the incident of 17 December, bomb threats were made to 44 schools on 9 December, 30 schools on 13 December and 8 institutions on 14 December. On December 14, the threat was said to be a suicide bomber.
December 13: Wrote in 30 schools email, there will be explosions in parents meeting; Nothing was found in the investigation On December 13, at Bhatnagar International School in Paschim Vihar at 4:21 am, at Cambridge School in Shri Niwas Puri at 6:23 am, at DPS Amar Colony at 6:35 am, at South Delhi Public School in Defense Colony at 7:00 am: The calls were received at 57 pm, Delhi Police Public School in Safdarjung at 8:02 am and Venkateshwar Global School in Rohini at 8:30 am. After which the team arrived for investigation but nothing suspicious was found.
December 9: Bomb threat in 44 schools, sent mail asking for 30 thousand dollars 44 schools in Delhi had received bomb threats through e-mail on the morning of 9 December. These included Mother Mary School, British School, Salwan Public School, Cambridge School. The threat was given through e-mail. The sender of the mail had asked for 30 thousand US dollars in exchange for not detonating the bomb. After this, teams of police, dog squad, searching squad and fire brigade were sent there. However, nothing suspicious was found in the search.
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