Delhi: Multiple schools receive bomb threat emails, searches underway
Press Trust of India | October 15, 2026 | 12:41 PM IST | 1 min read
No suspicious objects have been found at the schools so far and further investigation is underway, the security personnel said.
NEW DELHI: Multiple schools in Delhi received bomb threat emails on Thursday, following which police teams were rushed to the premises, officials said.
Security personnel are checking the premises.
No suspicious objects have been found at the schools so far, they said. Further investigation is underway.
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