US EditionBomb Scare: Full List of 40 Schools in Delhi that Received Threat Emails Today
DELHI, INDIA, JUL 18 – Authorities evacuated over 45 schools in Delhi after bomb threats on the fourth day of similar incidents this week, involving multiple emergency response teams, police said.
- On July 18, 2025, over 45 schools in Delhi and at least 40 schools in Bengaluru received bomb threat emails claiming explosives were planted in classrooms.
- These threats follow a recurring pattern since May 2024, with authorities investigating email spoofing via VPN and examining possible digital footprints.
- Police and bomb disposal squads conducted thorough physical searches and evacuations, treating every threat as real before declaring the incidents hoaxes.
- The emails contained graphic death threats such as “I will erase every last one of you from this world” and claimed skillfully hidden explosives in black plastic bags.
- All affected schools resumed normal operations, but experts warn these threats may reflect either a disturbed individual with technical skills or a coordinated cyber psychological attack.
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Many big schools of Delhi received a threatening email, in which there was a threat of bombing the schools.. As soon as the information was received, there was a stir and the police reached the spot and started investigation.. However, the news of the bomb turned out to be false.. In such a situation, the question arises that what is the punishment in the case of bomb threats to schools.
Over 80 Delhi, Bengaluru schools get bomb threats: What's the law to deal with it
Multiple schools in Delhi have been targeted with bomb threats, prompting immediate police action. The incidents highlight the legal framework and response measures in place to address such threats, impacting school operations.
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