The threat of bomb in several schools of Noida on Delhi Spars Sparks Panic

Four Schools in Noida on Wednesday were threatened with bombs through spam -electronic letters, which prompted the authorities to rush into the police and a detachment of bombs. However, the police did not find any suspicious items during the search, and emails became insidious. After that, some schools resumed classes and some sent students home.

Some schools that were threatened with a bomb were a step -by -step school, a heritage school, a Hunshri school and a GAC ​​school.

Uttar -Pradesh: Several Schools of Noida have threatened bombs through spam emails. Police did not find suspicious items. Some schools resumed classes while others sent students home pic.twitter.com/0x8rkvqcpj

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Hearing about the threats, the parents rushed to the schools and tried to pick up their children back, but the police assured that the situation was normal.

Noida, an additional deputy police commissioner (ADCP), Sumit Sumita said PTI to the PTI news agency that the threats were sent by e -mail at 8:30 in the morning.

“On Wednesday morning, we received information about the emergency service number that four schools – step by step, inheritance, Giansri and Mayoor school – received by the bomb,” he said.

“Having received information, a police team consisting of firefighters, the bomb detection team and a detachment of dogs checked the premises and found that the mail was treacherous. No suspicious thing was found at no school, and all the places were normal,” Shukla said.

2 Schools Inderea get a threat of a bomb

Two private schools in Indor Madha -Pradeh in Tuadei were evacuated after they received the threats of bombs through emails. They later turned out to be insidious, police reported.

“Separate emails were obtained by the new state school of the city, located on the Handwa Road, and the State School of Indera in the RAU area on Tuesday morning, threatening to undermine these educational institutions with RDX and the human bomb”, Deputy Police Commissioner (DCP) Vinod Kumar Meen said Pti

Police and school authorities stated that the examination of the Personnel Selection Commission (SSC), which is conducted in one of these schools, was affected by the threats of bombs and as a result of search operations. The practical exam in another school was also postponed.