'You all do not check your students' bags frequently': Bomb threat emails target four Delhi schools again

New Delhi: On Friday morning, a wave of fear swept through four schools in Delhi as they received alarming bomb threat emails. The police and fire officials swiftly arrived at the campuses to conduct thorough searches, responding to the urgent situation. The emails contained ominous messages claiming that powerful explosives were hidden within the school premises, capable of devastating entire buildings.

The sender of these threats appeared to have knowledge of scheduled events, noting that sports activities and parent-teacher meetings were set to take place on December 13 and 14. The threatening note ominously hinted that the bombs could potentially be concealed in the bags of students entering the school.

 Bomb Threats Send Schools into Panic

The email read, 'This email is to inform you that there are many explosives in your school premises and I am sure that you all do not check your students' bags frequently when they enter the school premises.' It further suggested a connection to a 'secret dark web group' involved in sinister activities, including references to 'red rooms.' The message emphasized the severity of the threat, stating, 'The bombs are powerful enough to destroy buildings and harm people.'

A Calculated Attack: Targeting Vulnerable Moments in School Activities

In a particularly chilling detail, the threat elaborated on the timing of the attacks. 'Through our dark sources, it is also confirmed that one of the schools involved in all the emails is currently conducting marching for their sports day,' it stated. This strategic targeting of a large gathering of students was highlighted as a significant advantage for any potential attack, as it would leave the building less monitored with only a few staff members present.

As authorities continue their investigations, parents and students alike are left grappling with anxiety over safety in their educational environments. This incident marks a troubling moment for schools in Delhi, raising questions about security protocols and the psychological impact on students facing such threats during crucial school events.