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Delhi Police detains 12th class student over bomb threats to schools

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New Delhi: A class 12th student has been apprehended for his alleged involvement in issuing bomb threats to several schools in Delhi through emails, the Delhi Police said on Friday.

23 threat emails
The last 23 threat emails received by different schools in Delhi were sent by him, who admitted that he had sent such emails previously as well, the police said. 

“The last 23 threat emails received by different schools in Delhi were sent by a 12th-class student. During interrogation, he admitted that he had sent threat emails earlier as well,” the police said. 


Several schools in Delhi received bomb threat emails on Wednesday, police said.

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DPS, Blue Bells & Tagore International

According to officials, the list includes Delhi Public School in Vasant Vihar and RK Puram, Blue Bells, and Tagore International. The emails claimed that a large amount of explosives had been planted on the school premises.

Authorities are investigating the threats, which are similar to previous hoax bomb threats sent to schools in the city.

Delhi Police 

E-mails

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The e-mail warned the school of "massive and highly dangerous explosives" on its premises. "Your lack of strict bag checks for students entering the school has provided us with the perfect opportunity to carry out our plan," the e-mail, shared by police sources, read.

According to the mail, the sender of the mail knew about the exam schedule and the movement of students inside the school premises.

"During this time, everyone apart from the students writing the exam will either be standing outside on the field or wandering around the building. 

You will remain completely unaware of the devastating explosives that have already been planted in multiple key locations on your premises," mentions the email.(With Agency Inputs) 

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