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Hyderabad's Begumpet and RGIA airports dealt with bomb hoaxes. Prompt actions ensured safety despite the false alarms, with ongoing investigations.

Bomb Threats Hoaxes at Hyderabad Airports

Hyderabad's Begumpet and RGIA airports were targets of bomb hoaxes. Despite the threats being false, thorough security protocols guaranteed safety, underscoring their preparedness for such challenges.

Hyderabad airports faced bomb hoax threats. Begumpet and RGIA's rigorous security ensured safety and eventual threat resolution.

The Begumpet airport in the city on Wednesday received a bomb threat via email, which turned out to be a hoax, police said.
The airport authorities received the email on Wednesday morning, and thorough checks were conducted at the premises by the bomb disposal squad and other security wings.
Fire service was also deployed during the checks, police said, adding that the bomb threat was found to be a hoax.
Further investigation was underway.
The airport at Begumpet in the heart of the city is not used for passenger services, and only VIP aircraft are operated from the facility.
Meanwhile, a bomb threat mail targeting a Qatar Airways cargo flight was received at the RGI airport on city outskirts on Wednesday, which was found to be hoax after thorough checks.
The email claimed the presence of a human bomb in the cargo flight and the threat turned out to be a hoax, police said.
The mail was sent to the customer care id of the airport in the morning and all procedures were followed as per the Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), airport sources said.
As per the SOP, an emergency was declared in the airport, fire and security teams were put on standby till the aircraft landed safely and a temporary bomb threat assessment committee (comprising representatives of airport security, police and others) was also formed.
The aircraft landed safely and it was taken to an isolation bay and thorough checks were carried out, they said.

Gauhati High Court received a bomb threat via email from 'Madras Tigers', prompting a police-led security sweep. Despite no suspicious finds, the court continues functioning.

Gauhati High Court Under Bomb Threat Alert

The Gauhati High Court received a bomb threat from 'Madras Tigers', initiating a security sweep. No suspicious items have been found, with court proceedings continuing as usual.

Bomb threat at Gauhati High Court prompts security sweep

The Gauhati High Court faced a bomb threat from 'Madras Tigers', prompting a security sweep. No suspicious items found yet, hinting at a possible hoax, while court operations remain unaffected.

The Gauhati High Court received a bomb threat on Tuesday morning, police said.
The high court received an email threatening that there would be a blast in the building, they said.
"We have immediately rushed a team to the high court after getting the threat message. Our experts are checking every corner of the premises, and nothing has been found so far. We believe it is a hoax," a senior police officer told PTI.
He said the details will be known only after the search operation is over.
A senior official of the high court said the email was received from an unknown organisation, named 'Madras Tigers', which threatened to blow up the entire building.
"Police have come and they are carrying out a search operation. They have brought different equipment to sanitise the building," he said.
The official said the threat has not hampered the functioning of the court, and judges are hearing cases as scheduled.

A bomb threat on an IndiGo flight from Jeddah is under investigation. Amid rising threats in 2024, India enhances aviation security under the Bomb Threat Contingency Plan.

Bomb Threat on IndiGo Flight Sparks Investigation

Investigation underway after bomb threat on IndiGo flight in India

An alleged bomb threat was discovered on an IndiGo flight from Jeddah to India. With rising threats in 2024, India has adopted procedures to manage such scenarios under the Bomb Threat Contingency Plan.

Law enforcement agencies are currently probing an alleged bomb threat on an international flight that landed at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad on Monday. This incident is part of a larger trend, as there has been an uptick in hoax bomb threats targeting Indian flights recently.
The police report that a bomb threat letter was discovered on an IndiGo flight arriving from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia around 9:30 am. The letter was found during a routine security check after all passengers had deboarded the aircraft.
Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) Sharad Singhal stated that a comprehensive investigation is underway involving the Ahmedabad City Police, the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS), and the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) to assess the threat's credibility and seriousness. Meanwhile, passengers of the aircraft were asked to remain available for further inquiries.
In 2024, bomb threats have surged, with the Ministry of Civil Aviation noting 728 threats reported, 714 of which involved domestic carriers. In response, the Indian government has enacted detailed procedures under the Bomb Threat Contingency Plan (BTCP) to manage and mitigate such situations effectively.

Two educational institutions in Delhi, Lady Shree Ram College and Tagore International School, received bomb threat e-mails on Wednesday. A

Bomb threat calls received at two Delhi educational institutions

Two educational institutions in Delhi, Lady Shree Ram College and Tagore International School, received bomb threat e-mails on Wednesday. A

Two educational institutes in the national capital received bomb threat e-mails on Wednesday, Delhi Fire Services said.
"We received two different bomb threat calls from Lady Shree Ram College (sic) at 11.40 am. Another bomb threat call was received from Tagore International School in East of Kailash area at 11.17 am," an official told PTI.
He said teams were immediately rushed to the site, but nothing suspicious was found.
A dog squad and bomb disposal squad were part of the teams rushed to the spot, a police officer said.

Three schools in Delhi received bomb threats over email early on Friday, triggering a multi-agency search of the premises, officials said.

Delhi schools receive bomb threats again

The latest threats come on the back of at least 44 schools receiving similar emails on December 9. Police had declared those threats as hoaxes.

Six schools in Delhi received bomb threats over email early on Friday, triggering a multi-agency search of their premises, officials said.
The latest threats come on the back of at least 44 schools receiving similar emails on December 9. Police had declared those threats as hoaxes.
Reacting to the development, former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal pointed out that it was the second such instance within a week and asked how these bomb threats would affect the children.
A Delhi Fire Services official said, "We received calls (regarding the threat emails) from Bhatnagar International School in Paschim Vihar (4:21 am), Cambridge School in Shri Niwas Puri (6:23 am) and DPS Amar Colony in East of Kailash (6:35 am)."
"(Calls were also received) from the South Delhi Public School in Defence Colony (7:57 am), Delhi Police Public School in Safdarjung (8:02 am) and Venkateshwar Global School in Rohini (8:30 am)," he added.
The fire department, police and bomb detection teams, along with dog squads, have reached the schools and are conducting checks, the official said.
The schools' authorities sent messages to guardians to not send their wards for classes or take them back if they already reached.
A police source said the emails were received at 12:54 am, with the sender mentioning "parent-teachers' meeting" and "sports day" activities in the schools.
The sender also mentioned that the "schools will face bomb blasts" on Friday and Saturday, the source said.
A police official said checks were underway.
Cambridge School principal Madhavi Goswami said she was checking the school mail, as routine, when she saw the threat.
"I informed the police and they worked proactively. We were assured by the Delhi Police about the investigation. We informed the parents that classes would be online today," she said.
Karmveer, a guard at South Delhi Public School, said he received a message at 7:20 am, following which they started to ask the parents coming to school with their children to return.
"The school administration declared that all the students should be asked to return. Only a few children were already inside the campus and they were also sent back," he told PTI Videos.
AAP supremo Kejriwal, who had on December 9 hit out at the Delhi Police and Union Home Minister Amit Shah over that day's bomb threats, shared a news clip about the latest threats on his official X handle.
"This is the second time this week that Delhi schools have received bomb threats, which is extremely serious and worrying. If this continues, how badly will it affect the children? What will happen to their studies?" he asked in Hindi in the caption of the post.

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