Another Delhi school receives bomb threat via email; Investigation underway

Earlier, on Thursday the Delhi Public School on Mathura Road received an email about a bomb being planted on the premises that later turned out to be hoax.

Another school in Delhi faces chaos after receiving a bomb threat. Pushp Vihar's Amrita School received a bomb threat via e-mail, according to a Tweet posted by ANI. Delhi police and other teams reached the spot in time and conducted an investigation underway, as informed by the Delhi Police.

“The school has been thoroughly checked and no suspected thing has been found," says Suresh Yadav, Sub-Inspector, Bomb Squad, Delhi Police

Calling the bomb threat email fake, Chandan Chowdhary, Deputy Commissioner of Police, South Delhi said, “The school has been thoroughly checked through BDT (Bomb Disposal Team) and nothing has been found.”

However, the Police are conducting an investigation to find out who is behind this threat. Commenting on today's bomb threat, DCP, South Delhi said the email was received at 6:33 am today, at Amrita School.

On Thursday, the Delhi Public School on Mathura Road received an email about a bomb being planted on the premises that later turned out to be a hoax.

This was the second time within a month that the school received a bomb threat via email. The police received information regarding the email sent to the school, in which the sender said, "I am going to blast the school at 11 am on May 12."Technical investigations revealed that the email address from which the mail was sent belonged to a student, who denied any involvement.

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