New Delhi. Five schools in three states have received bomb threats on Tuesday, two days after the bomb blast near a school in the capital Delhi. Three of these schools belong to the Central Reserve Police Force i.e. CRPF. It is noteworthy that the school near which the bomb blast took place in Delhi was also a CRPF school. This bomb blast is being investigated by the National Investigation Agency i.e. NIA.
However, on Tuesday, two schools in Delhi and one in Hyderabad received bomb threats. These three schools belong to CRPF. It is being told that this threat was sent to the management of the three schools through email. Apart from this, two private schools of Chinnavedampatti and Saravanampatti of Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu have also received bomb threats. The bomb disposal squad reached all these schools on Tuesday morning. The schools were evacuated and an investigation was conducted. However, nothing suspicious was found in the schools.
Earlier, there was a blast near CRPF School in Rohini area of Delhi on October 20 at around 7.30 am. A Khalistani organization had taken responsibility for this through Telegram. Delhi Police said that explosives were kept in a polythene bag near the school wall. However, no one was injured in this bomb blast. Only shops and the school wall were damaged.