bomb threat

Chandigarh schools received bomb threat emails on Thursday, triggering a security alert and investigation. This incident mirrors a similar event in April, where threats targeted various key locations in the city. Authorities are working to maintain public safety and prevent panic, while a separate case involving a man sending over 1,000 hoax threats across India is also highlighted.

A bomb-like object with a timer and circuit was discovered outside a Pune hospital, triggering panic and a swift police response. The Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad was deployed to safely secure and defuse the suspicious item at a nearby open ground. Authorities are investigating the object's contents.

A handwritten poster warning of bomb blasts at the Rohru court and SDM office caused panic, leading to evacuations and a search operation. Authorities have launched an investigation and urged the public to remain calm, noting this is the second such incident in Shimla this week.

Two individuals have been convicted in Nagpur for making ransom and bomb threat calls to Union Minister Nitin Gadkari's office from a Karnataka prison. The court invoked the stringent UAPA, sentencing the duo to multiple prison terms. Investigators established their involvement through technical evidence, call records, and links to banned organizations, including the TTP.

Cops probe possible personal grudge angle

A jhalmuri vendor from Jhargram, who served Prime Minister Modi, claims to be receiving threatening calls from Pakistan and Bangladesh. The vendor, Vikram Sao, has informed the police, who have provided security. Sao, the sole breadwinner, fears for his safety while cycling and has appealed to the PM for protection after his interaction went viral.

Kolkata Police apprehended a 27-year-old man, Hasnain Iqbal, from Garden Reach for allegedly emailing threats of a suicide bomb attack on Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari, claiming Al Qaeda involvement. The email, sent using a woman's identity, prompted a swift investigation by the cyber cell and STF. Iqbal reportedly admitted to sending the message, possibly to implicate the woman.

Parvathaneni, while speaking at the Annual UNSC Open Debate on "Protection of civilians in armed conflict", congratulated China on assuming the UNSC Presidency for this month.

Authorities are investigating the discovery of gelatin sticks and electronic components near Prime Minister Modi's convoy route in Bengaluru. Central agencies, including the NIA and IB, have joined the probe into the suspicious package found near the Art of Living Foundation. Police suspect the items were planted to create panic rather than cause an explosion.

In an exciting development for North Bihar's aviation landscape, Darbhanga airport now boasts enhanced security with 145 CISF personnel ensuring passenger safety. CM Samrat Choudhary emphasized this strategic enhancement as a vital measure against smuggling and drone incursions near the Nepal border.