Bomb Threats At Purple Fort, Jama Masjid Declared Hoax: Delhi Police | India Information

A bomb menace was obtained on Thursday at two outstanding landmarks within the nationwide capital — the Purple Fort and Jama Masjid.

In line with the Delhi police, Bomb Detection Groups (BDTs) and CISF swiftly carried out thorough checks at each websites. Nevertheless, no suspicious objects had been discovered, and the decision was later declared a hoax by the Delhi Police and the Delhi Fireplace Service (DFS).

Final month, a bomb menace was reported on the Tamil Nadu Bhawan within the nationwide capital, prompting an instantaneous response from the Delhi Police and Delhi Fireplace Providers. There was additionally no suspicious merchandise discovered.

Earlier on February 7, a number of faculties in Delhi and Noida obtained bomb threats.

Beforehand, Delhi Police cracked down on a collection of hoax bomb threats despatched to over 400 faculties throughout the nationwide capital, arresting a juvenile accountable for the menacing emails.

The accused, a public college scholar, was recognized and apprehended after a radical technical investigation by the Cyber Cell of the South District police.

The police recovered a laptop computer and two cell phones from the accused, which had been subjected to forensic evaluation. The digital proof revealed the accused’s involvement in sending threatening emails to quite a few faculties in Delhi.

The accused used nameless and encrypted electronic mail providers to hide his identification however was ultimately caught by means of superior technical strategies, in keeping with the police.