Several schools in Delhi and Noida received a bomb threat. At least six schools in Delhi and one school in Noida received a bomb threat via email. The school premises were evacuated & the students were sent home immediately.

Multiple schools evacuated in Delhi after bomb threat

Bomb scare in Delhi schools: More than 100 schools receive bomb threat via email

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Denmark police authorities took a man into custody in connection to a bomb threat at Billund Airport,&nbsp;one of the country's busiest. The South East Jutland Police received reports of the threat around 10:30 am on Saturday (Apr 20) following which the evacuation of all passengers and staff was done by 11:40 am. With the airport shut down, investigations are ongoing, and it remains uncertain when operations will resume.

Police are exploring potential connections between this incident and an earlier ATM bombing in Billund. The airport's closure disrupted numerous flights, including those bound for Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and Barcelona, as per AFP news agency.&nbsp;

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Police Inspector Michael Weiss while speaking over the orderly evacuation process, reportedly said, "The evacuation has proceeded calmly and as expected, with travellers following our instructions."

"Right now we are conducting an investigation where we are questioning the arrested man... there is a lot of investigative work and a lot of technical work... we need to investigate whether it is serious or something that was said in jest."

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While the detained individual is under investigation, details regarding his nationality remain undisclosed. Law enforcement, and bomb disposal teams are actively investigating the scene.

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Moreover, the Home Guard has deployed a minesweeper, and the Triangle area's Fire Service is aiding the investigation with drones and multiple stations. Many passengers remain stranded at the Billund Airport.

<h2>Atmosphere at the airport hotel&nbsp;</h2>

Photographs captured at the airport depicted a man being escorted away by police officers in handcuffs. The extent of involvement of any additional person remains uncertain at this time.

Canina Rodriguez, one of stranded passengers, at the Airport Hotel while speaking to a media outlet praised the hotel staff for their service, which includes complimentary coffee and access to hotel rooms for restroom use.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Denmark police authorities took a man into custody in connection to a bomb threat at Billund Airport, one of the country's busiest. The South East Jutland Police received reports of the threat around 10:30 am on Saturday (Apr 20) following which the evacuation of all passengers and staff was done by 11:40 am.

Denmark police authorities took a man into custody in connection to a bomb threat at Billund Airport, one of the country's busiest. The South East Jutland Police received reports of the threat around 10:30 am on Saturday (Apr 20) following which the evacuation of all passengers and staff was done by 11:40 am. With the airport shut down, investigations are ongoing, and it remains uncertain when operations will resume. Police are exploring potential connections between this incident and an earlier ATM bombing in Billund. The airport's closure disrupted numerous flights, including those bound for Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and Barcelona, as per AFP news agency. Also Read | Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan calls on Palestinians to unite after meeting with Hamas chief Police Inspector Michael Weiss while speaking over the orderly evacuation process, reportedly said, "The evacuation has proceeded calmly and as expected, with travellers following our instructions." "Right now we are conducting an investigation where we are questioning the arrested man... there is a lot of investigative work and a lot of technical work... we need to investigate whether it is serious or something that was said in jest." Also Read | US House to vote on $95bn foreign aid package amid Republican opposition While the detained individual is under investigation, details regarding his nationality remain undisclosed. Law enforcement, and bomb disposal teams are actively investigating the scene. Watch | Israel-Gaza War: Thousands of pro-Gazans demonstrate in New York and Sanaa × Moreover, the Home Guard has deployed a minesweeper, and the Triangle area's Fire Service is aiding the investigation with drones and multiple stations. Many passengers remain stranded at the Billund Airport. Atmosphere at the airport hotel Photographs captured at the airport depicted a man being escorted away by police officers in handcuffs. The extent of involvement of any additional person remains uncertain at this time. Canina Rodriguez, one of stranded passengers, at the Airport Hotel while speaking to a media outlet praised the hotel staff for their service, which includes complimentary coffee and access to hotel rooms for restroom use. (With inputs from agencies)

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Norway's Parliament reportedly has received a bomb threat prompting the police to tighten security around the building. They've blocked off the nearby streets as well as the public audience attending deliberations inside the building has now been asked to leave.

Norway parliament receives bomb threat

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and several cabinet ministers received a threatening email on Tuesday (March 5), allegedly sent by an individual named Shahid Khan.

The email, originating from the address Shahidkhan10786@protonmail.com, stated that an explosion would occur in Bengaluru at 2:48 pm on Saturday (March 9) if a ransom of $2.5 million was not paid.

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The email threatened large-scale explosions on buses, trains, temples, hotels and public areas throughout Karnataka if the demanded amount was not provided. It further claimed that the next explosion would target the Ambari Utsav bus, with subsequent demands to be raised on social media, including the uploading of screenshots of the threatening email.

The message specifically mentioned busy places such as restaurants, temples, buses or trains as potential targets, aiming at Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, the state home minister and the Bengaluru police chief.

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In response to the bomb threat, Deputy Chief Minister Shivakumar expressed uncertainty about the authenticity of the threat, stating, "We don't know whether it is bogus, fraud, true, false, or blackmailer. We have sent it to our police officers. They are on the job." An investigation has been initiated, and a case has been registered.

This incident follows an improvised explosive device (IED) blast at Rameshwaram Cafe in Bengaluru on March 1, resulting in at least 10 injuries. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has taken over the investigation, considering various angles, including the possible involvement of IS cadres.

The Bengaluru Police have&nbsp;registered a case under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and Explosives Substances Act in connection with the cafe explosion.

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Deputy Chief Minister Shivakumar assured residents not to worry, emphasising ongoing investigations and the formation of multiple teams to examine different aspects.

State Home Minister G Parameshwara urged cooperation from the opposition, emphasising the need to avoid politicising the incident. The investigation involves analysing CCTV footage, considering potential motives, and exploring all possible angles, including any elements of jealousy.

(With inputs from agencies)

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and several cabinet ministers received a threatening email on Tuesday (March 5), allegedly sent by an individual named Shahid Khan.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and several cabinet ministers received a threatening email on Tuesday (March 5), allegedly sent by an individual named Shahid Khan. The email, originating from the address Shahidkhan10786@protonmail.com, stated that an explosion would occur in Bengaluru at 2:48 pm on Saturday (March 9) if a ransom of $2.5 million was not paid. Also read: Rameshwaram cafe blast: India’s home ministry hands over case to anti-terror agency NIA The email threatened large-scale explosions on buses, trains, temples, hotels and public areas throughout Karnataka if the demanded amount was not provided. It further claimed that the next explosion would target the Ambari Utsav bus, with subsequent demands to be raised on social media, including the uploading of screenshots of the threatening email. The message specifically mentioned busy places such as restaurants, temples, buses or trains as potential targets, aiming at Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, the state home minister and the Bengaluru police chief. Also read: Inside Bengaluru`s Rameshwaram Cafe blast: Man orders idli, flees leaving bag with explosives. WATCH In response to the bomb threat, Deputy Chief Minister Shivakumar expressed uncertainty about the authenticity of the threat, stating, "We don't know whether it is bogus, fraud, true, false, or blackmailer. We have sent it to our police officers. They are on the job." An investigation has been initiated, and a case has been registered. This incident follows an improvised explosive device (IED) blast at Rameshwaram Cafe in Bengaluru on March 1, resulting in at least 10 injuries. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has taken over the investigation, considering various angles, including the possible involvement of IS cadres. The Bengaluru Police have registered a case under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and Explosives Substances Act in connection with the cafe explosion. Also read: Bengaluru’s Rameshwaram Cafe: Why Is It in News and What Makes It Famous? Deputy Chief Minister Shivakumar assured residents not to worry, emphasising ongoing investigations and the formation of multiple teams to examine different aspects. State Home Minister G Parameshwara urged cooperation from the opposition, emphasising the need to avoid politicising the incident. The investigation involves analysing CCTV footage, considering potential motives, and exploring all possible angles, including any elements of jealousy. (With inputs from agencies)

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah, Deputy CM DK Shivakumar receive bomb threats via email

As Pakistan gears up for its general elections scheduled to take place on February 8, the government of Balochistan has implemented a ban on public meetings and election gatherings after a threat alert with the “potential involvement of a female suicide bomber.” The ban comes days after the province was rattled by at least 10 bomb and grenade attacks.&nbsp;

<h2>About the ban</h2>

In a statement, Jan Achakzai, Balochistan’s Minister of Information and Public Relations said that the ban was imposed following a bomb threat and urged all political parties and candidates to hold meetings indoors to “minimise the risk”.&nbsp;

“The govt of Balochistan has implemented a ban on public meetings and election gatherings in Quetta, in response to a threat alert regarding the potential involvement of a female suicide bomber,” said Achakzai in a post on X.&nbsp;

He added, “All political parties and candidates have been urged to conduct their meetings indoors to minimise the risk. The GOB places great importance on public safety, while also recognising the necessity of election campaigns.”&nbsp;

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The statement also comes amid a series of bomb blasts that Pakistan has witnessed over the past couple of months as well as days ahead of the general elections.&nbsp;

<h2>Blasts and threats across Pakistan</h2>

The upcoming February 8 general elections in Pakistan have been marred by violence. Balochistan witnessed at least 10 bomb and grenade attacks on Thursday (Feb 1) that also claimed the life of one person.&nbsp;

The bombs were said to be placed along a footpath on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) road in the Spinny area of Quetta, reported news agency PTI citing Quetta SSP (operations) Jawad Tariq.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, in the Pakistani province of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, several prominent political figures have been given threats. The law enforcement agencies in the country have also been grappling with acts of terrorism and violence across Pakistan, particularly in Balochistan ahead of the elections.&nbsp;

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On Friday (Feb 2), at least six people&nbsp;were injured in multiple hand grenade attacks in different towns across Balochistan.&nbsp;

On the same day, a low-intensity explosion was reported near the Provincial Election Commission (PEC) office in Pakistan’s city of Karachi’s Saddar area.&nbsp;

Around 18,000 candidates are contesting for the upcoming National Assembly and the four provincial assemblies, reported PTI.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies) 
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As Pakistan gears up for its general elections scheduled to take place on February 8, the government of Balochistan has implemented a ban on public meetings and election gatherings after a threat alert with the “potential involvement of a female suicide bomber.

As Pakistan gears up for its general elections scheduled to take place on February 8, the government of Balochistan has implemented a ban on public meetings and election gatherings after a threat alert with the “potential involvement of a female suicide bomber.” The ban comes days after the province was rattled by at least 10 bomb and grenade attacks. About the ban In a statement, Jan Achakzai, Balochistan’s Minister of Information and Public Relations said that the ban was imposed following a bomb threat and urged all political parties and candidates to hold meetings indoors to “minimise the risk”. “The govt of Balochistan has implemented a ban on public meetings and election gatherings in Quetta, in response to a threat alert regarding the potential involvement of a female suicide bomber,” said Achakzai in a post on X. He added, “All political parties and candidates have been urged to conduct their meetings indoors to minimise the risk. The GOB places great importance on public safety, while also recognising the necessity of election campaigns.” ALSO READ | Pakistan: Blast during PTI rally kills at least four people in Balochistan's Sibi The statement also comes amid a series of bomb blasts that Pakistan has witnessed over the past couple of months as well as days ahead of the general elections. Blasts and threats across Pakistan The upcoming February 8 general elections in Pakistan have been marred by violence. Balochistan witnessed at least 10 bomb and grenade attacks on Thursday (Feb 1) that also claimed the life of one person. The bombs were said to be placed along a footpath on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) road in the Spinny area of Quetta, reported news agency PTI citing Quetta SSP (operations) Jawad Tariq. Meanwhile, in the Pakistani province of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, several prominent political figures have been given threats. The law enforcement agencies in the country have also been grappling with acts of terrorism and violence across Pakistan, particularly in Balochistan ahead of the elections. ALSO READ | Pakistan Elections 2024: Blast rocks Election Commission's office in Karachi On Friday (Feb 2), at least six people were injured in multiple hand grenade attacks in different towns across Balochistan. On the same day, a low-intensity explosion was reported near the Provincial Election Commission (PEC) office in Pakistan’s city of Karachi’s Saddar area. Around 18,000 candidates are contesting for the upcoming National Assembly and the four provincial assemblies, reported PTI. (With inputs from agencies)

Pakistan elections: Balochistan govt bans public meetings, electoral gatherings after ‘suicide bomber’ threat

Delhi airport was on high alert after receiving a bomb threat call related to a SpiceJet flight from Darbhanga to Delhi on Wednesday (Jan 24). Upon investigation, it was revealed to be a false alarm.

"A call was received at the SpiceJet reservation office about a bomb in the aircraft operating flight SG 8946 from Darbhanga to Delhi. The flight landed safely at Delhi airport at 6pm and the aircraft was moved to an isolated bay," an airline spokesperson said in a statement.

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A complete emergency was declared at 5:50 pm at IGI Airport due to a bomb threat call received regarding a SpiceJet flight from Darbhanga to Delhi.&nbsp;

The aircraft touched down at the airport at 6:04 pm. Passengers disembarked, and the plane was positioned in an isolated bay for screening. All essential safety measures were implemented to ensure the passengers' security.

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<h2>Delays persist at Delhi airport</h2>

Continued cold weather and foggy conditions led to flight disruptions at Delhi airport, affecting 22 international departures, 20 international arrivals, 31 domestic arrivals, and 46 domestic departures. On Tuesday, more than 150 flights faced delays. Despite the implementation of the Commission for Air Quality Management's Graded Response Action Plan - 2, Delhi's air quality index reached 'severe' levels on Wednesday morning (Jan 24).

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Additionally, there is a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) in place for the Republic Day week until January 26, limiting flight operations at Delhi Airport from 10:20 AM to 12:45 PM IST.

(With inputs from agencies)

Delhi airport was on high alert after receiving a bomb threat call related to a SpiceJet flight from Darbhanga to Delhi on Wednesday (Jan 24). Upon investigation, it was revealed to be a false alarm.

Delhi airport was on high alert after receiving a bomb threat call related to a SpiceJet flight from Darbhanga to Delhi on Wednesday (Jan 24). Upon investigation, it was revealed to be a false alarm. "A call was received at the SpiceJet reservation office about a bomb in the aircraft operating flight SG 8946 from Darbhanga to Delhi. The flight landed safely at Delhi airport at 6pm and the aircraft was moved to an isolated bay," an airline spokesperson said in a statement. On 24th January, a call was received at the SpiceJet reservation office about a bomb in the aircraft operating flight SG 8496 from Darbhanga to Delhi. The flight landed safely at Delhi airport at 6 pm and the aircraft was moved to an isolated bay. Passengers have been deplaned… pic.twitter.com/5CiwunNIKO — ANI (@ANI) January 24, 2024 × A complete emergency was declared at 5:50 pm at IGI Airport due to a bomb threat call received regarding a SpiceJet flight from Darbhanga to Delhi. The aircraft touched down at the airport at 6:04 pm. Passengers disembarked, and the plane was positioned in an isolated bay for screening. All essential safety measures were implemented to ensure the passengers' security. Also read | Indian aviation regulator imposes hefty fine on Air India over safety violation Delays persist at Delhi airport Continued cold weather and foggy conditions led to flight disruptions at Delhi airport, affecting 22 international departures, 20 international arrivals, 31 domestic arrivals, and 46 domestic departures. On Tuesday, more than 150 flights faced delays. Despite the implementation of the Commission for Air Quality Management's Graded Response Action Plan - 2, Delhi's air quality index reached 'severe' levels on Wednesday morning (Jan 24). Also watch | Delhi high rise Dwarka Expressway crane cause airline disruption, Airport: Impossible to land in fog Additionally, there is a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) in place for the Republic Day week until January 26, limiting flight operations at Delhi Airport from 10:20 AM to 12:45 PM IST. (With inputs from agencies)

Delhi airport on high alert following bomb threat call for Darbhanga-Delhi SpiceJet flight

The Mumbai Police said on Tuesday (Dec 26) that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and other banks, including the HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank in the city, received a bomb threat. In an email, the sender said bombs were planted at 11 different locations across Mumbai.&nbsp;

The ominous threat&nbsp;explicitly demanded the resignation of Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and RBI governor Shaktikanta Das, setting a deadline for compliance.

Describing their alleged involvement in the "biggest scam in the history of India," the sender claimed to possess substantial evidence to substantiate these accusations.

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<h2>Specific targets and timeline</h2>

The threat outlined specific targets, including the RBI New Central Office Building in Fort, HDFC House at Churchgate, and ICICI Bank Towers at Bandra Kurla Complex.

The sender asserted that unless the stipulated resignations were tendered by 1:30 pm, 11 hidden bombs would detonate across the mentioned locations, triggering a potential catastrophe.

Mumbai Police swiftly initiated a comprehensive search operation across all locations mentioned in the threatening email. Despite the urgency of the situation, no explosives or suspicious objects were discovered during the thorough sweep.

Law enforcement also&nbsp;registered a criminal intimidation case, acknowledging the severity of the threat. Investigations are now underway to trace the origin of the email and unravel the motive behind the ominous threat.&nbsp;

In response to the potential threat, the police have heightened security measures around the implicated banks and the RBI office.&nbsp;

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As of now, neither the RBI nor the private banks implicated in the threat have issued official statements regarding the email. The silence from these financial institutions adds an element of uncertainty to the situation.

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and RBI governor Shaktikanta Das have yet to respond to the demand for their resignation.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

The Mumbai Police said on Tuesday (Dec 26) that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and other banks, including the HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank in the city, received a bomb threat.

The Mumbai Police said on Tuesday (Dec 26) that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and other banks, including the HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank in the city, received a bomb threat. In an email, the sender said bombs were planted at 11 different locations across Mumbai. The ominous threat explicitly demanded the resignation of Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and RBI governor Shaktikanta Das, setting a deadline for compliance. Describing their alleged involvement in the "biggest scam in the history of India," the sender claimed to possess substantial evidence to substantiate these accusations. Also read | India: Bomb blast scare near Israel Embassy, security agencies on toes Specific targets and timeline The threat outlined specific targets, including the RBI New Central Office Building in Fort, HDFC House at Churchgate, and ICICI Bank Towers at Bandra Kurla Complex. The sender asserted that unless the stipulated resignations were tendered by 1:30 pm, 11 hidden bombs would detonate across the mentioned locations, triggering a potential catastrophe. Mumbai Police swiftly initiated a comprehensive search operation across all locations mentioned in the threatening email. Despite the urgency of the situation, no explosives or suspicious objects were discovered during the thorough sweep. Law enforcement also registered a criminal intimidation case, acknowledging the severity of the threat. Investigations are now underway to trace the origin of the email and unravel the motive behind the ominous threat. In response to the potential threat, the police have heightened security measures around the implicated banks and the RBI office. Also watch | Hindu woman files nomination for Pakistan elections; Hamas rejects Egypt's proposal As of now, neither the RBI nor the private banks implicated in the threat have issued official statements regarding the email. The silence from these financial institutions adds an element of uncertainty to the situation. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and RBI governor Shaktikanta Das have yet to respond to the demand for their resignation. (With inputs from agencies)

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Over 40 schools in Bengaluru received bomb threat emails leading to a state of panic. The emails also threatened people to change their religious beliefs. Was it an attempt to trigger communal violence?

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On Friday, anonymous emails containing bomb threats were sent to over fifteen schools in Bengaluru, alarming kids, parents, and school administrators. Seven schools, including Napel and Vidyashilpa in Basaveshwar Nagar, were the focus of the first wave of threats. One of the endangered schools is located across from DK Shivakumar, the deputy chief minister of Karnataka.

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Manchester Airport, one of the busiest air hubs in the UK, temporarily suspended flight operations on Tuesday (Oct 17)&nbsp;following a bomb threat on an Emirates flight originating from Dubai, media reports said.&nbsp;The Emirates Airbus A380, also known as the "SuperJumbo," landed slightly behind schedule at 7:21 pm after a routine flight from Dubai.

Greater Manchester Police, at the same time, received information about a concerning email that claimed the presence of a suspicious package on the aircraft.

In response to the bomb threat, a police spokesperson reportedly stated that the aircraft had landed at Manchester Airport and was held for "further assessment".

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During this time, airfield activities came to a standstill. It caused three incoming flights to be diverted to nearby airports.

Specifically, a British Airways flight from London Heathrow and an easyJet flight from Palma de Mallorca were rerouted to Liverpool. Meanwhile, a Jet2 flight arriving from Paphos in Cyprus was redirected to Leeds Bradford, which serves as the airline's main base.

<h2>Brief airport closure</h2>

The airport closure lasted for 34 minutes, during which time intensive searches and security checks were conducted. Fortunately, no suspicious items were discovered, as per a police spokesperson.&nbsp;

Passengers on the Emirates flight were allowed to disembark the aircraft. There was also presence of extra police officers to address any concerns and provide reassurance to the troubled passengers.&nbsp;

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At this stage, reports said, no arrests have been made in connection with the incident.

<h2>Disruption to return flight&nbsp;</h2>

As a consequence of the bomb threat and the ensuing security measures, the return flight to Dubai, EK20, experienced a delay of two and a half hours. This delay meant that some of the roughly 500 passengers onboard were expected to miss their connecting flights at the Emirates hub.

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Manchester Airport, one of the busiest air hubs in the UK, temporarily suspended flight operations on Tuesday (Oct 17) following a bomb threat on an Emirates flight originating from Dubai, media reports said.

Manchester Airport, one of the busiest air hubs in the UK, temporarily suspended flight operations on Tuesday (Oct 17) following a bomb threat on an Emirates flight originating from Dubai, media reports said. The Emirates Airbus A380, also known as the "SuperJumbo," landed slightly behind schedule at 7:21 pm after a routine flight from Dubai. Greater Manchester Police, at the same time, received information about a concerning email that claimed the presence of a suspicious package on the aircraft. In response to the bomb threat, a police spokesperson reportedly stated that the aircraft had landed at Manchester Airport and was held for "further assessment". Also Read | Six airports evacuated in France after 'threats of attack' During this time, airfield activities came to a standstill. It caused three incoming flights to be diverted to nearby airports. Specifically, a British Airways flight from London Heathrow and an easyJet flight from Palma de Mallorca were rerouted to Liverpool. Meanwhile, a Jet2 flight arriving from Paphos in Cyprus was redirected to Leeds Bradford, which serves as the airline's main base. Brief airport closure The airport closure lasted for 34 minutes, during which time intensive searches and security checks were conducted. Fortunately, no suspicious items were discovered, as per a police spokesperson. Passengers on the Emirates flight were allowed to disembark the aircraft. There was also presence of extra police officers to address any concerns and provide reassurance to the troubled passengers. Also Read | Gaza hospital blast: Israel releases 'evidence' to blame militants for 'misfired' rocket At this stage, reports said, no arrests have been made in connection with the incident. Disruption to return flight As a consequence of the bomb threat and the ensuing security measures, the return flight to Dubai, EK20, experienced a delay of two and a half hours. This delay meant that some of the roughly 500 passengers onboard were expected to miss their connecting flights at the Emirates hub. Watch | Israel-Palestine war: Protest erupt after attack on Gaza Hospital × An Emirates spokesperson explained that the incoming flight, EK19, had to undergo additional security checks upon arrival. “Emirates crew and ground teams co-operated fully with the authorities. After the local authorities cleared the aircraft, it proceeded to the gate where passengers disembarked as normal," the statement reportedly added. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

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The Louvre Museum in Paris and the Palace of Versailles were evacuated on Saturday (Oct 14) after receiving bomb threats, according to news agency AFP. This comes a day after the country raised the alert level to the highest and decided to deploy 7,000 soldiers across the country to maintain stability and peace.

<h2>Palace of Versailles, Louvre Museum evacuated</h2>

A report by AFP citing police sources said that the Palace of Versailles was being evacuated after an alert came via an anonymous message online, adding that the palace – a major tourist attraction – would be closed at least for the rest of the day.&nbsp;

Earlier on Saturday, the Louvre Museum in Paris also evacuated all visitors and staff after receiving a written threat and will remain closed “for security reasons”.&nbsp;

Paris police said verifications in the museum are underway. According to reports, alarms went off in the vast museum in central Paris when the evacuation was announced and the police have since cordoned off its signature pyramid from all sides, and the underground access.&nbsp;

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The spokeswoman for the Louvre, the largest museum in the world, told AFP it had “received a written message stating that there was a risk to the museum and its visitors.”&nbsp;

She added, “We have decided in the current national context of an ‘emergency attack’ alert to evacuate and close it for the day, while we carry out the necessary checks.”&nbsp;

<h2>France on ‘high alert’</h2>

France was put on its highest alert after a Chechen-origin man fatally stabbed a teacher and severely wounded three others on Friday (Oct 13) in the northeastern town of Arras.&nbsp;

Police in Arras have since arrested the suspected attacker identified as Mohammed Moguchkov, who had cried an Arabic phrase before the fatal stabbing.&nbsp;

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There was “probably a link between what’s happening in the Middle East and this incident,” said Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin.

The country has also decided to deploy 7,000 soldiers across the country to maintain stability and peace. According to the Elysee presidential palace, the deployment of the soldiers from Operation Sentinelle will be completed by Monday (Oct 16) evening.&nbsp;

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The Louvre Museum in Paris and the Palace of Versailles were evacuated on Saturday (Oct 14) after receiving bomb threats, according to news agency AFP. This comes a day after the country raised the alert level to the highest and decided to deploy 7,000 soldiers across the country to maintain stability and peace.

The Louvre Museum in Paris and the Palace of Versailles were evacuated on Saturday (Oct 14) after receiving bomb threats, according to news agency AFP. This comes a day after the country raised the alert level to the highest and decided to deploy 7,000 soldiers across the country to maintain stability and peace. Palace of Versailles, Louvre Museum evacuated A report by AFP citing police sources said that the Palace of Versailles was being evacuated after an alert came via an anonymous message online, adding that the palace – a major tourist attraction – would be closed at least for the rest of the day. Earlier on Saturday, the Louvre Museum in Paris also evacuated all visitors and staff after receiving a written threat and will remain closed “for security reasons”. Paris police said verifications in the museum are underway. According to reports, alarms went off in the vast museum in central Paris when the evacuation was announced and the police have since cordoned off its signature pyramid from all sides, and the underground access. ALSO READ | France: Fatal stabbing of teacher triggers high alert, 7,000 soldiers to be deployed The spokeswoman for the Louvre, the largest museum in the world, told AFP it had “received a written message stating that there was a risk to the museum and its visitors.” She added, “We have decided in the current national context of an ‘emergency attack’ alert to evacuate and close it for the day, while we carry out the necessary checks.” France on ‘high alert’ France was put on its highest alert after a Chechen-origin man fatally stabbed a teacher and severely wounded three others on Friday (Oct 13) in the northeastern town of Arras. Police in Arras have since arrested the suspected attacker identified as Mohammed Moguchkov, who had cried an Arabic phrase before the fatal stabbing. ALSO READ | Eiffel Tower in Paris briefly evacuated after bomb threat: Reports There was “probably a link between what’s happening in the Middle East and this incident,” said Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin. The country has also decided to deploy 7,000 soldiers across the country to maintain stability and peace. According to the Elysee presidential palace, the deployment of the soldiers from Operation Sentinelle will be completed by Monday (Oct 16) evening. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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The Philippines heightened alert at 42 commercial airports and tried to verify warnings of bombs being planted inside the commercial planes, said its civil aviation authority on Friday (Oct 6).<o:p></o:p>

"Immediate enhanced security measures" were implemented across all commercial airports of the Philippines, said the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) in a media advisory, adding&nbsp;they were verifying the warnings.<o:p></o:p>

The flights identified were headed to Bicol, Cebu, Palawan and Davao and the warnings were sent to the air traffic services by email.<o:p></o:p>

In a memo, dated October 4 but released to media on Friday, the CAAP shared a screenshot of the email, which did not include the word "bomb" but said "an aeroplane will explode" at Manila's international airport and "please beware".<o:p></o:p>

"Cebu, Palawan, Bicol and Davao will also be hit", the anonymous email stated.<o:p></o:p>

The islands of Palawan and Cebu are popular destinations for foreign tourists. It was not clear immediately when the threats were received.

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"While the information is currently under validation, immediate enhanced security measures are being implemented across all airports," it stated.<o:p></o:p>

Transport Minister Jaime Bautista said that K9 units and patrols were deployed at all terminals of Manila’s international airport and the country’s law enforcement agencies were co-ordinating closely.<o:p></o:p>

"There are no expected impacts to any scheduled flights and we would like to ensure the travelling public that protocols are in place to ensure everyone's safety and security," he said in a statement.<o:p></o:p>

<h2 class="MsoNormal">Email ‘most likely a hoax’<o:p></o:p></h2>

On Friday, the aviation police chief said that the anonymous bomb threat is "most likely a hoax”.<o:p></o:p>

Aviation police chief Jack Wanky said that the threat was sent around 8 a.m. (0000 GMT) on Wednesday but added was sceptical about it.<o:p></o:p>

"It's most likely a hoax. Nothing is happening. Airport operations are continuous, it's normal,” he said.

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The email was first received by a regional airport in Bicol. Similar information was received by the police in the National Capital Region and aviation police was alerted.<o:p></o:p>

Cebu Pacific Air’s spokesperson said that the airline was "following usual protocols".<o:p></o:p>

"No expected impact to any scheduled flights and we would like to ensure the travelling public that protocols are in place to ensure everyone's safety and security," said the transport minister, in a statement.

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The Philippines heightened alert at 42 commercial airports and tried to verify warnings of bombs being planted inside the commercial planes, said its civil aviation authority on Friday (Oct 6).

The Philippines heightened alert at 42 commercial airports and tried to verify warnings of bombs being planted inside the commercial planes, said its civil aviation authority on Friday (Oct 6). "Immediate enhanced security measures" were implemented across all commercial airports of the Philippines, said the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) in a media advisory, adding they were verifying the warnings. The flights identified were headed to Bicol, Cebu, Palawan and Davao and the warnings were sent to the air traffic services by email. In a memo, dated October 4 but released to media on Friday, the CAAP shared a screenshot of the email, which did not include the word "bomb" but said "an aeroplane will explode" at Manila's international airport and "please beware". "Cebu, Palawan, Bicol and Davao will also be hit", the anonymous email stated. The islands of Palawan and Cebu are popular destinations for foreign tourists. It was not clear immediately when the threats were received. ALSO READ | China again warns Philippine vessels supplying troops in disputed waters "While the information is currently under validation, immediate enhanced security measures are being implemented across all airports," it stated. Transport Minister Jaime Bautista said that K9 units and patrols were deployed at all terminals of Manila’s international airport and the country’s law enforcement agencies were co-ordinating closely. "There are no expected impacts to any scheduled flights and we would like to ensure the travelling public that protocols are in place to ensure everyone's safety and security," he said in a statement. Email ‘most likely a hoax’ On Friday, the aviation police chief said that the anonymous bomb threat is "most likely a hoax”. Aviation police chief Jack Wanky said that the threat was sent around 8 a.m. (0000 GMT) on Wednesday but added was sceptical about it. "It's most likely a hoax. Nothing is happening. Airport operations are continuous, it's normal,” he said. WATCH | US military in talks to build port on Batanes Island in Philippines The email was first received by a regional airport in Bicol. Similar information was received by the police in the National Capital Region and aviation police was alerted. Cebu Pacific Air’s spokesperson said that the airline was "following usual protocols". "No expected impact to any scheduled flights and we would like to ensure the travelling public that protocols are in place to ensure everyone's safety and security," said the transport minister, in a statement. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Philippines places 42 commercial airports on high alert over ‘likely hoax’ bomb threat

A bomb threat was reported on Friday (August 18) on the Delhi-Pune Vistara flight at New Delhi airport after a GMR Group-run call centre received a phone call which claimed so, India-based news agency ANI reported. But the threat turned out to be a hoax.&nbsp;

All passengers along with their luggage have been deboarded safely and the aircraft is kept in the isolation bay at the airport for inspection.&nbsp;

ANI quoted an official as saying that security agencies did not find any suspicious items on board. The flight was scheduled for 8:30am local time.&nbsp;

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A security agency official told ANI: "UK-971 Delhi to Pune flight received bomb threat at GMR call center in Gurugram."&nbsp;

Delhi Police said, "Nothing suspicious found till now".&nbsp;

The report mentioned that there were more than 100 passengers. They were sent to the terminal building and they were served refreshments, the official said.&nbsp;

The Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) states that the plane can't be scheduled until the security agencies provide clearance.&nbsp;

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<h2>'Fake' bomb threat on Malaysia Airlines flight&nbsp;</h2>

Malaysian Airlines flight MH122 returned back to Sydney on Monday (August 13), after the passenger "allegedly became disruptive" and a Pakistan-origin man was reportedly arrested by Australian police a day later.

Reports said that he allegedly "claimed of carrying explosives" on board a Malaysia Airlines flight from Sydney to Kuala Lumpur.&nbsp;

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A bomb threat was reported on Friday (August 18) on the Delhi-Pune Vistara flight at New Delhi airport after a GMR Group-run call centre received a phone call which claimed so, India-based news agency ANI reported.

A bomb threat was reported on Friday (August 18) on the Delhi-Pune Vistara flight at New Delhi airport after a GMR Group-run call centre received a phone call which claimed so, India-based news agency ANI reported. But the threat turned out to be a hoax. All passengers along with their luggage have been deboarded safely and the aircraft is kept in the isolation bay at the airport for inspection. ANI quoted an official as saying that security agencies did not find any suspicious items on board. The flight was scheduled for 8:30am local time. Also read: IndiGo pilot collapses and dies at boarding gate before operating flight to Pune A security agency official told ANI: "UK-971 Delhi to Pune flight received bomb threat at GMR call center in Gurugram." Delhi Police said, "Nothing suspicious found till now". The report mentioned that there were more than 100 passengers. They were sent to the terminal building and they were served refreshments, the official said. The Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) states that the plane can't be scheduled until the security agencies provide clearance. Watch: India's Lunar lander Vikram inches closer to Moon × 'Fake' bomb threat on Malaysia Airlines flight Malaysian Airlines flight MH122 returned back to Sydney on Monday (August 13), after the passenger "allegedly became disruptive" and a Pakistan-origin man was reportedly arrested by Australian police a day later. Reports said that he allegedly "claimed of carrying explosives" on board a Malaysia Airlines flight from Sydney to Kuala Lumpur. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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A 45-year-old Pakistani-origin man aboard a Malaysia Airlines flight has been charged for allegedly threatening to blow up the plane during a flight from Sydeny to Kuala Lumpur.&nbsp;

The accused, identified as Muhammad Arif, a resident of Canberra, was arrested by the airport authorities after&nbsp;Malaysia Airlines flight MH122 was forced to return to Sydney, three hours after the flight had taken off. According to&nbsp;&nbsp;Australian Federal Police (AFP), Arif claimed to have explosives on him which set panic among the plane passengers.&nbsp;

According to news agency AFP, Arif was&nbsp;charged with making a false statement about a threat to damage an aircraft and failing to comply with the cabin crew’s safety instructions. If convicted, he faces a maximum prison sentence of 10 years and a fine of over $7,300.&nbsp;

<h2>Arif was a nuisance from the start: Passengers&nbsp;</h2>

Even before the plane took off, Arif caught attention of the majority of the 199 passengers on board by praying out loud. While not many minded his actions at the time, his antics continued to grow ludicrous afterwards.&nbsp;

“At that point, we just thought he was praying for everyone. People just generally had a laugh," said a passenger.&nbsp;

Videos of Arif being a nuisance during the flight have gone viral on social media platforms. One of the clips shows him sitting in the airplane's aisle on a prayer mat and bowing to pray, much to the inconvenience of his fellow passengers.&nbsp;

“Are you a slave of Allah,” one of the passengers can be heard asking him.&nbsp;

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30 minutes into the flight, Arif started pushing and shoving passengers, whilst implying that he had explosives in a backpack.&nbsp;

“I don’t think he specifically said ‘bomb.’ But he was carrying his bag and he said, ‘I’ve got power in my arms’,” added the passenger.&nbsp;

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His threats forced the pilots to hit the brakes and return to Syndey. The airport authorities escorted&nbsp;the flight to the isolated end of a runway while&nbsp;flight attendants stayed with the man and the passengers moved to a separate part of the aircraft.&nbsp;

Notably, after being arrested, Arif refused to leave his police cell on Tuesday (August 15) to be produced before the magistrate. The matter was repeatedly adjourned while lawyers attempted to talk sense to Arif.&nbsp;

“I have tried to see him.&nbsp;But he has refused to come out of his cell," Mostafa Daoudie, his lawyer, told the court.&nbsp;

Meanwhile,&nbsp;&nbsp;magistrate Greg Grogin said:&nbsp;“They will have to extract him if he is to come before the court.”

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A 45-year-old Pakistani-origin man aboard a Malaysia Airlines flight has been charged for allegedly threatening to blow up the plane during a flight from Sydeny to Kuala Lumpur.

A 45-year-old Pakistani-origin man aboard a Malaysia Airlines flight has been charged for allegedly threatening to blow up the plane during a flight from Sydeny to Kuala Lumpur. The accused, identified as Muhammad Arif, a resident of Canberra, was arrested by the airport authorities after Malaysia Airlines flight MH122 was forced to return to Sydney, three hours after the flight had taken off. According to Australian Federal Police (AFP), Arif claimed to have explosives on him which set panic among the plane passengers. According to news agency AFP, Arif was charged with making a false statement about a threat to damage an aircraft and failing to comply with the cabin crew’s safety instructions. If convicted, he faces a maximum prison sentence of 10 years and a fine of over $7,300. Arif was a nuisance from the start: Passengers Even before the plane took off, Arif caught attention of the majority of the 199 passengers on board by praying out loud. While not many minded his actions at the time, his antics continued to grow ludicrous afterwards. “At that point, we just thought he was praying for everyone. People just generally had a laugh," said a passenger. Videos of Arif being a nuisance during the flight have gone viral on social media platforms. One of the clips shows him sitting in the airplane's aisle on a prayer mat and bowing to pray, much to the inconvenience of his fellow passengers. “Are you a slave of Allah,” one of the passengers can be heard asking him. Watch | Malaysian MH370 Missing: Was MH370 deliberately downed by Pilot? Debris offers new clues × 30 minutes into the flight, Arif started pushing and shoving passengers, whilst implying that he had explosives in a backpack. “I don’t think he specifically said ‘bomb.’ But he was carrying his bag and he said, ‘I’ve got power in my arms’,” added the passenger. Also read | Fact check: Was MH370 abducted by UFOs as viral video claims? His threats forced the pilots to hit the brakes and return to Syndey. The airport authorities escorted the flight to the isolated end of a runway while flight attendants stayed with the man and the passengers moved to a separate part of the aircraft. Notably, after being arrested, Arif refused to leave his police cell on Tuesday (August 15) to be produced before the magistrate. The matter was repeatedly adjourned while lawyers attempted to talk sense to Arif. “I have tried to see him. But he has refused to come out of his cell," Mostafa Daoudie, his lawyer, told the court. Meanwhile, magistrate Greg Grogin said: “They will have to extract him if he is to come before the court.” (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Pakistan-origin man arrested for making bomb threats aboard Malaysia Airlines flight

A school in India's national capital Delhi was evacuated on Wednesday (April 12) for a security check after the school administration received a bomb threat in its email and promptly alerted the police and authorities.

The bomb disposal squad reached ‘The Indian School’ which is located in South Delhi’s Sadiq Nagar and checked the premises thoroughly after the evacuation, only to conclude that the threat&nbsp;“appears to be a hoax”.&nbsp;

DCP Chandan Chaudhary said that BDS, BDT, and SWAT teams conducted thorough checking of the school premises after evacuating it.&nbsp;“At 10:50 am, the school received a bomb threat via e-mail. We evacuated all the students. We deployed BDT and BDS teams. We informed the Special Cell and Special Branch. We have done a visual search with the SWAT team,” she said.

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In a message to the parents, the administration stated, “On account of some unexpected security reasons, we are having to close school early. Kindly arrange to pick up your ward as per details...Front Gate…self pickup…Back gate van users. School will resume as usual tomorrow.”

The police said that the school was evacuated as a precautionary measure. The video from outside the gate of the school showed a huge crowd of parents eagerly waiting for the children.

"We received a message from the school asking us to bring our children home," said one of the parents.

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In November 2022, a similar email was received by the school. The police said that the students were then evacuated from the school premises and the threat was later found to be a hoax.

“This is not the first time the school admin received a bomb threat. Last year in November, the admin received a similar email from an unknown sender. That was a hoax email. Our teams are at the spot with Bomb Disposal Sqaud and dog squad,” said DCP (South) Chandan Chowdhary, speaking on the bomb threat. 
 
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A school in India's national capital Delhi was evacuated on Wednesday (April 12) for a security check after the school administration received a bomb threat in its email and promptly alerted the police and authorities.

A school in India's national capital Delhi was evacuated on Wednesday (April 12) for a security check after the school administration received a bomb threat in its email and promptly alerted the police and authorities. The bomb disposal squad reached ‘The Indian School’ which is located in South Delhi’s Sadiq Nagar and checked the premises thoroughly after the evacuation, only to conclude that the threat “appears to be a hoax”. DCP Chandan Chaudhary said that BDS, BDT, and SWAT teams conducted thorough checking of the school premises after evacuating it. “At 10:50 am, the school received a bomb threat via e-mail. We evacuated all the students. We deployed BDT and BDS teams. We informed the Special Cell and Special Branch. We have done a visual search with the SWAT team,” she said. #WATCH | SWAT team arrives at the school in Delhi's Sadiq Nagar where an email regarding a bomb threat was received. pic.twitter.com/qtJ3x9VlDs — ANI (@ANI) April 12, 2023 × According to the police, after the school authorities received the email, the school administration immediately called the police and contacted the parents to pick up their children. The Indian School in Sadiq Nagar received an bomb threat via email. As a precautionary measure, the school has been vacated. Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad informed: Delhi police More details awaited. pic.twitter.com/p6DKKeSXsl — ANI (@ANI) April 12, 2023 × ALSO READ | Delhi government school teachers to be stationed at airport on Covid duty In a message to the parents, the administration stated, “On account of some unexpected security reasons, we are having to close school early. Kindly arrange to pick up your ward as per details...Front Gate…self pickup…Back gate van users. School will resume as usual tomorrow.” The police said that the school was evacuated as a precautionary measure. The video from outside the gate of the school showed a huge crowd of parents eagerly waiting for the children. "We received a message from the school asking us to bring our children home," said one of the parents. WATCH | India: Sanskrit and Lithuanian words adorn the school wall in Delhi In November 2022, a similar email was received by the school. The police said that the students were then evacuated from the school premises and the threat was later found to be a hoax. “This is not the first time the school admin received a bomb threat. Last year in November, the admin received a similar email from an unknown sender. That was a hoax email. Our teams are at the spot with Bomb Disposal Sqaud and dog squad,” said DCP (South) Chandan Chowdhary, speaking on the bomb threat. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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The police in the Indian financial capital, Mumbai said that a man from Hyderabad was arrested after he called in a bomb threat at Google’s office in Pune, on late Sunday (February 12). The caller, later identified as Panayam Shivanand, alerted the tech giant’s office in Mumbai about placing an explosive device at the office of Google in Pune which prompted the city’s police and Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS) to take action. The next morning, the Mumbai police said that the caller from Hyderabad claimed to be in an inebriated state and was later detained while the call turned out to be a hoax.&nbsp;

“Google company's office in Maharashtra's Pune city was briefly put on alert after it received a call about a bomb in the premises which later turned out to be a hoax,” said the police, on Monday. Google's office located at Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) in Mumbai received the call at 7:54 pm (local time) on Sunday that a bomb had been placed in the tech giant’s Pune office, said the police.&nbsp;

Subsequently, the Pune police along with the BDDS checked Google office premises which is&nbsp;in the city’s Mundhwa area on the 11th floor but nothing suspicious was found, said the officials. The caller was later traced to the Indian state Telangana’s city of Hyderabad and detained by the city’s police. According to Amol Zende, DCP (Crime) Pune, the accused made the hoax call due to a dispute with his brother who works at the Google office based in Pune.&nbsp;

“The caller has been traced to Hyderabad and apprehended. He allegedly made the call in an inebriated condition,” said the Pune police official. An investigation into the incident is underway, said the authorities. Meanwhile, a case has been registered against the accused at Mumbai’s BKC police station under sections 505 (1) (b) and 506 (2) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for intent to cause harm and likely to cause, fear or alarm to public and criminal intimidation respectively.&nbsp;

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The police in the Indian financial capital, Mumbai said that a man from Hyderabad was arrested after he called in a bomb threat at Google’s office in Pune, on late Sunday (February 12).

The police in the Indian financial capital, Mumbai said that a man from Hyderabad was arrested after he called in a bomb threat at Google’s office in Pune, on late Sunday (February 12). The caller, later identified as Panayam Shivanand, alerted the tech giant’s office in Mumbai about placing an explosive device at the office of Google in Pune which prompted the city’s police and Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS) to take action. The next morning, the Mumbai police said that the caller from Hyderabad claimed to be in an inebriated state and was later detained while the call turned out to be a hoax. “Google company's office in Maharashtra's Pune city was briefly put on alert after it received a call about a bomb in the premises which later turned out to be a hoax,” said the police, on Monday. Google's office located at Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) in Mumbai received the call at 7:54 pm (local time) on Sunday that a bomb had been placed in the tech giant’s Pune office, said the police. Subsequently, the Pune police along with the BDDS checked Google office premises which is in the city’s Mundhwa area on the 11th floor but nothing suspicious was found, said the officials. The caller was later traced to the Indian state Telangana’s city of Hyderabad and detained by the city’s police. According to Amol Zende, DCP (Crime) Pune, the accused made the hoax call due to a dispute with his brother who works at the Google office based in Pune. “The caller has been traced to Hyderabad and apprehended. He allegedly made the call in an inebriated condition,” said the Pune police official. An investigation into the incident is underway, said the authorities. Meanwhile, a case has been registered against the accused at Mumbai’s BKC police station under sections 505 (1) (b) and 506 (2) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for intent to cause harm and likely to cause, fear or alarm to public and criminal intimidation respectively. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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An Azur Air charter flight from Russia to India received a bomb threat mid-air on Saturday (January 21). The fight was then diverted to Uzbekistan.&nbsp;Apart from 240 passengers, there were seven crew members on board.&nbsp;Police in India revealed that authorities at the Dabolim airport in the southern state of Goa received an email, which claimed that there was a bomb on the plane.&nbsp;

The flight is operated by the Russian airline Azur Air and is said to be offering services to destinations in Europe, Asia, Africa and Central America.&nbsp;

Reports have mentioned that the plane took off from Perm international airport, which is located at Bolshoye Savino, 16 kilometres southwest of the city of Perm in Russia. Indian officials said that it was supposed to land at the Dabolim airport in South Goa at 4.15am (IST).&nbsp;

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As quoted by the news agencies, a senior police official said: "The flight (AZV2463) was diverted to Uzbekistan after an email was received at 12.30 am by the office of the Dabolim airport director, which said that a bomb was planted on the plane."&nbsp; 
 
He added, "The flight was diverted before it entered the Indian airspace. It landed at an airport in Uzbekistan around 4.30 am."&nbsp;

This is the second such incident happening in the same month. On January 9, a Moscow-to-Goa flight made an emergency landing at Gujarat's Jamnagar airport. That flight also received a bomb threat and was operated by Azur Air.&nbsp;

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An Azur Air charter flight from Russia to India received a bomb threat mid-air on Saturday (January 21). The fight was then diverted to Uzbekistan. Apart from 240 passengers, there were seven crew members on board.

An Azur Air charter flight from Russia to India received a bomb threat mid-air on Saturday (January 21). The fight was then diverted to Uzbekistan. Apart from 240 passengers, there were seven crew members on board. Police in India revealed that authorities at the Dabolim airport in the southern state of Goa received an email, which claimed that there was a bomb on the plane. The flight is operated by the Russian airline Azur Air and is said to be offering services to destinations in Europe, Asia, Africa and Central America. Reports have mentioned that the plane took off from Perm international airport, which is located at Bolshoye Savino, 16 kilometres southwest of the city of Perm in Russia. Indian officials said that it was supposed to land at the Dabolim airport in South Goa at 4.15am (IST). Russian Embassy is is closely following the situation around the Azur Air flight AZV2463 en route from Perm to Goa. According to available information, the plane made an emergency landing in Uzbekistan after a report of an alleged bomb scare: statement — Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) January 21, 2023 × As quoted by the news agencies, a senior police official said: "The flight (AZV2463) was diverted to Uzbekistan after an email was received at 12.30 am by the office of the Dabolim airport director, which said that a bomb was planted on the plane." He added, "The flight was diverted before it entered the Indian airspace. It landed at an airport in Uzbekistan around 4.30 am." This is the second such incident happening in the same month. On January 9, a Moscow-to-Goa flight made an emergency landing at Gujarat's Jamnagar airport. That flight also received a bomb threat and was operated by Azur Air. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Moscow-Goa Azur Air charter flight diverted to Uzbekistan after bomb threat

A chartered flight from Russia’s Moscow to India’s southwestern coastal state of Goa was diverted to the western Jamnagar&nbsp;region of Gujarat, after the air traffic controller received a bomb threat.

The aircraft is under isolation bay and further investigation is underway, ANI news agency reported.

"All 244 passengers on-board Moscow-Goa chartered flight de-boarded at the airport after the aircraft landed safely at the airport at around 9.49 pm,"&nbsp;Jamnagar Airport director said in a statement.

The Russian embassy in a statement said that a thorough investigation is underway to assess the situation.

"The Embassy was alerted by the Indian authorities about the alleged bomb scare on the Azur Air flight en route from Moscow to Goa. The aircraft has made an emergency landing at Jamnagar Indian Air Force Base. Everyone on board is safe. The authorities are conducting a thorough inspection of the aircraft," it said.

Meanwhile, a&nbsp;Delhi-bound plane left the city airport without taking more than 50 passengers, who were waiting in a shuttle bus for boarding, reported PTI news agency. Aviation regulator DGCA has sought a report from the airline on the incident.

Some passengers alleged on social media that a busload of passengers were not taken onboard the Go First flight from Bengaluru to Delhi. The flight G8 116 departed at 6.40 am on Monday, leaving behind the passengers, they alleged.

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A chartered flight from Russia’s Moscow to India’s southwestern coastal state of Goa was diverted to the western Jamnagar region of Gujarat, after the air traffic controller received a bomb threat. The aircraft is under isolation bay and further investigation is underway, ANI news agency reported. "All 244 passengers on-board Moscow-Goa chartered flight de-boarded at the airport after the aircraft landed safely at the airport at around 9.49 pm," Jamnagar Airport director said in a statement. The Russian embassy in a statement said that a thorough investigation is underway to assess the situation. "The Embassy was alerted by the Indian authorities about the alleged bomb scare on the Azur Air flight en route from Moscow to Goa. The aircraft has made an emergency landing at Jamnagar Indian Air Force Base. Everyone on board is safe. The authorities are conducting a thorough inspection of the aircraft," it said. Meanwhile, a Delhi-bound plane left the city airport without taking more than 50 passengers, who were waiting in a shuttle bus for boarding, reported PTI news agency. Aviation regulator DGCA has sought a report from the airline on the incident. Some passengers alleged on social media that a busload of passengers were not taken onboard the Go First flight from Bengaluru to Delhi. The flight G8 116 departed at 6.40 am on Monday, leaving behind the passengers, they alleged. More details to follow... WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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Russia has sent a letter to the UN - repeating its claim that Ukraine is preparing to use a dirty bomb on its territory. Do Moscow's allegations have any merit? Priyanka Sharma tells you more.

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Indian Air Force jets were scrambled earlier today after authorities received false information of a China-bound Iranian plane carrying a bomb. The intel was received when the plane was flying through the Indian airspace.

Bomb threat on China-bound Iranian plane, IAF scrambles jets

Nothing is going right at the moment for Manchester United. Amid their form struggles, the Red Devils' skipper Harry Maguire has received a bomb threat to his family home. This has led to the police being on their toes and searching his house in northern England.&nbsp;

For the unversed, the 29-year-old footballer Maguire lives at the property with his fiancé Fern Hawkins and their two children.

“Cheshire Police were called to reports of a bomb threat,” police said in a statement. “No evacuations took place, but as a precautionary measure a police explosives dog has attended the address this afternoon, Thursday 21 April, to conduct a search of the gardens and surrounding area.”

“The safety of his family and those around him is obviously Harry’s number one priority," the England defender's management team said in a statement. "He will continue to prepare for this weekend’s fixture as normal and we will not be commenting in any further detail at this time," the statement .

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Things have not been at their best in the Man United camp of late. The Cristiano Ronaldo-less Red Devils stepped on the field, at Anfield, to play Liverpool in an important English Premier League encounter. Nonetheless, nothing clicked for the Maguire-led side as they were thrashed 4-0 and the inconsistent club is now at the sixth position in the EPL standings.

They next face fifth-ranked Arsenal on Saturday (April 23).&nbsp;

Nothing is going right at the moment for Manchester United. Amid their form struggles, the Red Devils' skipper Harry Maguire has received a bomb threat to his family home.

Nothing is going right at the moment for Manchester United. Amid their form struggles, the Red Devils' skipper Harry Maguire has received a bomb threat to his family home. This has led to the police being on their toes and searching his house in northern England. For the unversed, the 29-year-old footballer Maguire lives at the property with his fiancé Fern Hawkins and their two children. “Cheshire Police were called to reports of a bomb threat,” police said in a statement. “No evacuations took place, but as a precautionary measure a police explosives dog has attended the address this afternoon, Thursday 21 April, to conduct a search of the gardens and surrounding area.” “The safety of his family and those around him is obviously Harry’s number one priority," the England defender's management team said in a statement. "He will continue to prepare for this weekend’s fixture as normal and we will not be commenting in any further detail at this time," the statement . ALSO READ | Cristiano Ronaldo reacts as Liverpool fans display compassion for death of his newborn son Things have not been at their best in the Man United camp of late. The Cristiano Ronaldo-less Red Devils stepped on the field, at Anfield, to play Liverpool in an important English Premier League encounter. Nonetheless, nothing clicked for the Maguire-led side as they were thrashed 4-0 and the inconsistent club is now at the sixth position in the EPL standings. They next face fifth-ranked Arsenal on Saturday (April 23).

Manchester United captain Harry Maguire receives bomb threat amid Red Devils' struggles

According to the Bengaluru police, six schools on the outskirts of the Indian city received bomb threats on Friday.

The buildings were then cleared, and police, together with bomb disposal and dog squads, went to the schools to conduct search operations.

The bomb threats were discovered on the schools' official email addresses.

The threats were initially directed at Ebenezer International School, which is located inside the Hebbagodi police station limits, and Vincent Pallotti International School, which is located within the Hennur police station limits.&nbsp;

According to police sources, the threat was also issued to Gopalan Public School in Mahadevapura, Delhi Public School in Varthur, New Academy School in Marathahalli, and The Indian Public School in Govindapura.

One of the threat messages read: "A powerful bomb has been planted in your school, attention it is not a joke, this is not joke, a very powerful bomb has been planted in your school, immediately call the police and sappers, hundreds of lives may suffer, including yours, do not delay, now everything is only in your hands!" The email was forwarded from 'barons.masarfm@gmail.com'.

Tension prevailed in the area as parents rushed to the schools.

Bengaluru Police Commissioner Kamal Pant said the police department took the appropriate steps in response to the bomb threats and that the situation is now under control.

The bomb threats have prompted police to launch an inquiry.

The event has caused concern among parents as the state's SSLC (Class 10) exams begin.

Additional Commissioner (West) A. Subramanyeshwara Rao said that "99 per cent of bomb threats like these turn out to be hoax later and there was no need for parents and students to get panicky. Search operations were being conducted in the premises of the schools without disturbing the ongoing examinations."

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According to the Bengaluru police, six schools on the outskirts of the Indian city received bomb threats on Friday. The buildings were then cleared, and police, together with bomb disposal and dog squads, went to the schools to conduct search operations.

According to the Bengaluru police, six schools on the outskirts of the Indian city received bomb threats on Friday. The buildings were then cleared, and police, together with bomb disposal and dog squads, went to the schools to conduct search operations. The bomb threats were discovered on the schools' official email addresses. The threats were initially directed at Ebenezer International School, which is located inside the Hebbagodi police station limits, and Vincent Pallotti International School, which is located within the Hennur police station limits. According to police sources, the threat was also issued to Gopalan Public School in Mahadevapura, Delhi Public School in Varthur, New Academy School in Marathahalli, and The Indian Public School in Govindapura. One of the threat messages read: "A powerful bomb has been planted in your school, attention it is not a joke, this is not joke, a very powerful bomb has been planted in your school, immediately call the police and sappers, hundreds of lives may suffer, including yours, do not delay, now everything is only in your hands!" The email was forwarded from 'barons.masarfm@gmail.com'. Tension prevailed in the area as parents rushed to the schools. Bengaluru Police Commissioner Kamal Pant said the police department took the appropriate steps in response to the bomb threats and that the situation is now under control. The bomb threats have prompted police to launch an inquiry. The event has caused concern among parents as the state's SSLC (Class 10) exams begin. Additional Commissioner (West) A. Subramanyeshwara Rao said that "99 per cent of bomb threats like these turn out to be hoax later and there was no need for parents and students to get panicky. Search operations were being conducted in the premises of the schools without disturbing the ongoing examinations." (With inputs from agencies)

Several Bengaluru schools get bomb threat mail, police on the job

A man who threatened to set off a bomb on Washington's Capitol Hill surrendered to police Thursday, ending an hours-long standoff that rattled lawmakers still shaken by January's pro-Trump insurrection. Much of the complex was cordoned off as police and FBI agents negotiated with the driver, who police said had appeared to have a detonator in his hand.

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US Capitol Police is investigating an active bomb threat outside the Library of Congress in Washington.

The police department took to Twitter to warn the locals about the bomb threat and asked people to "please stay away from this area".

People who were present at the Cannon House Office building said they received an alert that asked them to immediately abandon the building and instead rush to the Longworth House Office Building for their safety.

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Evacuation process was started as soon as the bomb threat was detected.

"We are monitoring this situation closely and will update this account as we get information we can release," US Capitol police said in a tweet.

Capitol Police has also asked the FBI to intervene and respond to the incident. In addition to this, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is also helping the Capitol Police in this incident.

The Congress, meanwhile, is currently on break.

A little after the threat was revealed, the Capitol Police reported that a man in a pickup truck was threatening to detonate a bomb on the Capitol Hill. "The driver of the truck told the responding officer on the scene that he had a bomb and what appeared, the officer said, appeared to be a detonator in the man's hand," Capitol Police Chief Thomas Manger told reporters.&nbsp;

The man also live streamed the entire incident on Facebook as he demanded to meet the US President Joe Biden.

"I'm trying to get Joe Biden on the phone. I'm parked up here on the sidewalk right beside all this pretty stuff," said the bald-headed man with a salt-and-pepper goatee, wearing a white T-shirt and identified on the Facebook page as Ray Roseberry.

"I'm not hurting nobody Joe. I'm not pulling the trigger on this thing. I can't," he said. "I'm telling you, them snipers come in, they start shooting this window out, this bomb's going off."&nbsp;

The matter is under investigation right now.

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US Capitol Police is investigating an active bomb threat outside the Library of Congress in Washington. The police department took to Twitter to warn the locals about the bomb threat and asked people to "please stay away from this area".

US Capitol Police is investigating an active bomb threat outside the Library of Congress in Washington. The police department took to Twitter to warn the locals about the bomb threat and asked people to "please stay away from this area". People who were present at the Cannon House Office building said they received an alert that asked them to immediately abandon the building and instead rush to the Longworth House Office Building for their safety. NOW: The USCP is responding to a suspicious vehicle near the Library of Congress. Please stay away from this area and follow this account for the latest information. pic.twitter.com/LMBYBTJn4t — U.S. Capitol Police (@CapitolPolice) August 19, 2021 × Evacuation process was started as soon as the bomb threat was detected. "We are monitoring this situation closely and will update this account as we get information we can release," US Capitol police said in a tweet. Capitol Police has also asked the FBI to intervene and respond to the incident. In addition to this, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is also helping the Capitol Police in this incident. The Congress, meanwhile, is currently on break. A little after the threat was revealed, the Capitol Police reported that a man in a pickup truck was threatening to detonate a bomb on the Capitol Hill. "The driver of the truck told the responding officer on the scene that he had a bomb and what appeared, the officer said, appeared to be a detonator in the man's hand," Capitol Police Chief Thomas Manger told reporters. The man also live streamed the entire incident on Facebook as he demanded to meet the US President Joe Biden. "I'm trying to get Joe Biden on the phone. I'm parked up here on the sidewalk right beside all this pretty stuff," said the bald-headed man with a salt-and-pepper goatee, wearing a white T-shirt and identified on the Facebook page as Ray Roseberry. "I'm not hurting nobody Joe. I'm not pulling the trigger on this thing. I can't," he said. "I'm telling you, them snipers come in, they start shooting this window out, this bomb's going off." The matter is under investigation right now. (With inputs from agencies)

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An&nbsp;Air&nbsp;France&nbsp;plane flying to Paris on Thursday received a mid-air&nbsp;bomb threat, causing a security scare that saw a fighter jet scrambled to escort it to Charles de Gaulle airport.

The plane, travelling from N'Djamena in Chad, was searched after landing in the French capital and no device was found, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin announced on Twitter.&nbsp;

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A spokesman for the&nbsp;air&nbsp;force told AFP that the pilot of the plane had informed&nbsp;air&nbsp;traffic control that he had received a bomb threat over the radio during the flight.

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"This type of threat is unusual and will lead to an investigation," the spokesperson said.&nbsp;

A Rafale fighter jet was scrambled to escort the plane to Charles to Gaulle airport where all of the passengers were disembarked safely.

An airport source said that the plane parked in a special area reserved for security operations, and searches of the seating area and the baggage bays took place.

Elite fast-response security forces were on the scene briefly, but departed, the source said.&nbsp;

An Air France plane flying to Paris on Thursday received a mid-air bomb threat, causing a security scare that saw a fighter jet scrambled to escort it to Charles de Gaulle airport.

An Air France plane flying to Paris on Thursday received a mid-air bomb threat, causing a security scare that saw a fighter jet scrambled to escort it to Charles de Gaulle airport. The plane, travelling from N'Djamena in Chad, was searched after landing in the French capital and no device was found, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin announced on Twitter. Fin d’intervention, aucun engin explosif n’a été trouvé à bord de l’avion Air France Ndjamena-Paris. Merci à l’ensemble des services mobilisés. https://t.co/UU72nC3Hv1 — Gérald DARMANIN (@GDarmanin) June 3, 2021 × A spokesman for the air force told AFP that the pilot of the plane had informed air traffic control that he had received a bomb threat over the radio during the flight. Also Read | French authorities scramble Rafale jet after bomb threat in Air France plane "This type of threat is unusual and will lead to an investigation," the spokesperson said. A Rafale fighter jet was scrambled to escort the plane to Charles to Gaulle airport where all of the passengers were disembarked safely. An airport source said that the plane parked in a special area reserved for security operations, and searches of the seating area and the baggage bays took place. Elite fast-response security forces were on the scene briefly, but departed, the source said.

Bomb threat on Air France flight causes security scare

The Eiffel Tower in French capital Paris has reportedly been evacuated. On Wednesday, Reuters reported that the iconic European tourist site had to be evacuated.

It’s not clear yet whether the evacuation was due to a bomb threat, which many local media outlets have reported.

The Daily Mail reported that the landmark was cordoned off by the police after they received an anonymous tip claiming explosives were placed in the area surrounding it.

Twitter users shared clips from the region, which showed police officers shutting off entry/exit points to the landmark. Additionally, explosives teams are searching the area.

All roads leading to the area have been forced shut, and people have been advised to avoid the route altogether.

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Eiffel Tower sees more than six million visitors a year, at least in usual circumstances. It is common for authorities to receive hoax calls regarding security around the region.

Owing to this, authorities had installed perimeter defences including&nbsp;bulletproof glass screens&nbsp; surrounding the monument to prevent future terror threats.

Terror outfits like Al-Qaeda and Islamic State have threatened the iconic landmark in the recent years

(More details awaited)

The Eiffel Tower in French capital Paris has reportedly been evacuated. On Wednesday, Reuters reported that the iconic European tourist site had to be evacuated.

The Eiffel Tower in French capital Paris has reportedly been evacuated. On Wednesday, Reuters reported that the iconic European tourist site had to be evacuated. It’s not clear yet whether the evacuation was due to a bomb threat, which many local media outlets have reported. The Daily Mail reported that the landmark was cordoned off by the police after they received an anonymous tip claiming explosives were placed in the area surrounding it. Twitter users shared clips from the region, which showed police officers shutting off entry/exit points to the landmark. Additionally, explosives teams are searching the area. All roads leading to the area have been forced shut, and people have been advised to avoid the route altogether. Les abords de la Tour Eiffel sont bouclés par la police. Il y a une alerte à la bombe. La circulation est déviée Quai Branly. - @BFMParis pic.twitter.com/WZnWytKk0f — Barthelemy Bolo (@B2Bolo) September 23, 2020 × Eiffel Tower sees more than six million visitors a year, at least in usual circumstances. It is common for authorities to receive hoax calls regarding security around the region. Owing to this, authorities had installed perimeter defences including bulletproof glass screens surrounding the monument to prevent future terror threats. Terror outfits like Al-Qaeda and Islamic State have threatened the iconic landmark in the recent years (More details awaited)

France's iconic Eiffel Tower evacuated due to bomb scare

Police have registered an FIR after receiving a WhatsApp message threatening to kill Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

The sender used objectionable language against Adityanath in the message sent on police headquarter's WhatsApp number, calling him a threat to particular community, a senior police officer said.

The unknown sender threatened to blow him up with a bomb, the officer said.

Senior officers were informed when the message was received around Thursday midnight.

An FIR was lodged at the city's Gomti Nagar police station.

Police are investigating if this was an act of mischief or a conspiracy, the official said.

They are looking into the call details of the number from which the message was sent, he said.

An arrest in the case is likely to take place soon, he added.

Police have registered an FIR after receiving a WhatsApp message threatening to kill Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. The sender used objectionable language against Adityanath in the message sent on police headquarter's WhatsApp number, calling him a threat to particular community, a senior police officer said.

Police have registered an FIR after receiving a WhatsApp message threatening to kill Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. The sender used objectionable language against Adityanath in the message sent on police headquarter's WhatsApp number, calling him a threat to particular community, a senior police officer said. The unknown sender threatened to blow him up with a bomb, the officer said. Senior officers were informed when the message was received around Thursday midnight. An FIR was lodged at the city's Gomti Nagar police station. Police are investigating if this was an act of mischief or a conspiracy, the official said. They are looking into the call details of the number from which the message was sent, he said. An arrest in the case is likely to take place soon, he added.

Bomb threat against Yogi Adityanath, police register FIR

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