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A day after a powerful explosion rocked a crowded market in Delhi, causing widespread panic and casualties, three schools affiliated with the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) received bomb threats. The threats, received on [date], raised alarm bells across the national capital, prompting immediate security measures and investigations. This incident highlights the heightened security concerns in the wake of the recent explosion and emphasizes the need for robust security measures to protect educational institutions and public spaces.
The bomb threats were reported to authorities on [date], shortly after the explosion in Delhi. The threats were received at [name of school 1], [name of school 2], and [name of school 3], all of which are run by the CRPF. Upon receiving the threats, the schools were immediately evacuated, and security personnel were deployed to cordon off the areas. Police and bomb disposal squads were dispatched to the schools to carry out thorough searches. No explosive devices were found at any of the schools, but the threats caused widespread panic and disruption.
The police have launched an investigation into the origin of the bomb threats, and are currently combing through CCTV footage and gathering information from potential witnesses. The motive behind the threats is yet unclear, but authorities are investigating whether they are connected to the recent explosion in Delhi. The investigation also aims to determine the veracity of the threats and identify the individuals responsible for spreading panic and disrupting normal operations at the schools. This incident underscores the importance of effective security measures and swift response protocols to address potential threats to educational institutions.
Source: A day after Delhi explosion, three CRPF schools receive bomb threats