There was chaos in the administrative system of Kota district in Rajasthan on Monday (December 8) morning, when an email threatening to blow up the Kota Collectorate was received. As soon as the information was received, the police and administrative officials immediately came into action and the collectorate premises were evacuated and the security cordon was strengthened.

The threat email was received in the morning on the official mail ID of the collector office. In the email, an unknown person identifying himself as a resident of Kerala has claimed responsibility for the threat. Collector Piyush Samaria said that in view of the seriousness of the incident, an immediate search operation has been started.

Shortly after Kota Collectorate received a threat, the High Court in Jaipur has received a bomb threat. The High Court was evacuated after receiving threats. The High Court has received a bomb threat for the second time in 5 days. Security agencies are conducting search operations in the court premises.

Police did not find anything suspicious

Dog squad, bomb disposal squad and special teams have started a thorough investigation of every part of the collectorate. Municipal Corporation’s fire brigade has also reached the spot. According to officials, the finding of any suspicious object has not been confirmed yet, but the investigation is going on without any laxity in security.

It is noteworthy that in the last few days, incidents of such threats are continuously coming to light in the state. On December 5, a bomb threat was given to the Rajasthan High Court in Jaipur and on December 4, the Dargah and Collectorate of Ajmer were also threatened. No explosive material has been found so far in all these cases, but the continuous threats have increased the concern of the security agencies.

Appeal not to pay attention to rumors

The police cyber team is busy tracing the location of the email. The administration has appealed to the people not to pay attention to rumors and maintain cooperation.

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Indigo Flight Bomb Threat: Indigo airline flight was diverted to Ahmedabad after receiving bomb threat. Giving information, the airline said, “This is a flight from Madina to Hyderabad route. It was diverted to Ahmedabad and all standard security protocols will be followed.”

Security officials said that during this time all necessary steps are being taken to ensure the safety of the flight and passengers. Security agencies are conducting a detailed investigation of any threat coming through the flight. Indigo also confirmed that security protocols are being followed and the safety of passengers is being kept on priority.

I had received threats earlier also

An Indigo flight had also received a bomb threat on December 2. As soon as the threat was received, the Indigo flight coming from Kuwait to Hyderabad had to make an emergency landing at the Mumbai airport. When a bomb threat was received during the flight, security agencies were immediately informed and the flight landed safely in Mumbai.

According to the information, the threat to bomb the flight was sent through email. This email was received by Delhi Airport. As soon as the email was received, the airport administration became fully alert and as per the security protocol, the IndiGo flight made an emergency landing at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport.

According to FlightRadar24, the IndiGo flight Airbus A321-251NX took off from Kuwait at 1:56 pm and was headed for Hyderabad. But after receiving the threatening email, due to security reasons, the flight was landed in Mumbai at 8:10 am.

Ireland’s Dublin Airport has been immediately evacuated for security reasons. On Saturday (September 20, 2025), Terminal 2 was evacuated here as a precaution. Officials have not yet clarified what is the real cause of security threat. However, in the initial reports, it is expected that this step has been taken after receiving any suspected packet or bomb information at the airport.

Passengers sent to Terminal 1
Passengers coming from international flights were sent to Terminal 1, where many people have been waiting in the hall for a long time. Due to less information from the airport, there is confusion among the passengers.

(1/3) Update: Dublin Airport Can Confirm terminal 2 has been evacted as a precaution. Passenger & Staff Safety Remains Our Top Priority. Flights May Face Temporary Disruption – Please check with your airline. pic.twitter.com/qhkdzyn6uz

– Dublin Airport (@Dublinairport) September 20, 2025

Other airports in Europe’s effect
Hour hours before this incident, many big airports in Europe were cyber-molded. Flights were canceled at Heathro, Brussels and Berlin Airport in London and flights were delayed. Cyber-Hamle showed that modern airport systems are very dependent on digital technology, affecting check-in, security and baggage operations.

Airport administration response
Dublin Airport has assured passengers that their safety is the most important. The administration is engaged in organizing all flights and passengers. At present, some delays and operations are going on, and passengers have been advised to keep taking updates from the airline.

In the video going viral online, a huge crowd of people outside the terminal is seen waiting, while the guards and airport police vehicles are reaching the spot. Terminal 2 operates airlines such as Air Lingus, American Airlines, Delta, Emirates and United Airlines.

Once again, many schools have been threatened with bombs in Delhi. On the morning of Saturday (September 20), Delhi Public School (DPS) Dwarka, Sarvodaya Senior Secondary School, Qutub Minar and Krishna Model Public School in Najafgarh were threatened. As soon as the school management saw the mail, the school campus was evacuated immediately taking action.

Children and staff had reached school from 7.00 am. In such a situation, there was a stir due to the threat of the bomb. The school management gathered the children in the common area and immediately informed the police. As soon as the matter came to cognizance, the bomb squad, fire department and Delhi Police teams reached different school campuses and started investigating. However, nothing suspicious has been found yet. Search operation continues.

The process of threats is not stopping
The process of threatening bombs in Delhi schools is not taking the name of stopping. For several consecutive months, there are reports that schools are being threatened through mail or phone. Every time children are taken out of the school campus. Schools are closed and their studies are damaged. Every time the police teams investigate the campus intensively.

Till now, it was a privilege that all these threats have turned out to be fake. Cyber ​​cells continuously try to find out the e-mail and find the threatening person. Meanwhile, many questions are also raised about the security system.

In many districts including Delhi and Maharashtra, the process of bomb threats has not stopped at different places. Now the Cambridge School in Indira Nagar, Nashik has been given a warning to bomb. It is being told that the school got a mail, in which it was written that the bomb has been kept in the bathroom.

On receiving the information about the mail, the school administration took out the students from the class and gathered in the center of the campus. Then the parents were called and asked to take the students home. This also stirred the parents.

Bomb Squad investigated the entire school
As soon as the Indira Nagar police received information about the threatening mail to the school, the bomb disposal squad reached the spot. Police and Bomb Squad inspected the entire school and found that it was only a rumor.

Whose hand behind the threat? Police engaged in knowing
Did anyone associated with the school do this mischief or does it have an external hand? There was no other motive behind it? The police is investigating to find answers to all these questions. On Monday (September 15), there was an atmosphere of panic and tension in the school area for about one and a half hours.

Vijay Rahane, Deputy Principal of Cambridge School, informed that the police laid siege to the entire area. However, nothing suspect was found in the investigation. Then everyone breathed a sigh of relief.

After investigation, the inspector clarified that the school premises are safe and there is nothing to fear. Further investigation is being handed over to the cyber police to find out who sent the mail. Meanwhile, the school remained open and no such combination came again.

Bombay High Court also got threatened
A few days before this, the Bombay High Court was threatened with bombs through e-mail, causing a stir in the campus. During this time, judges, lawyers, staff and common people were asked to leave the campus and go to a safe place. In the investigation, the mail was found to be fake there too.

Bomb blasts have been threatened once again in Mumbai. According to the information, an unknown person called on the helpline number 112 this morning and said that the bomb could be torn in the sea area of ​​Mumbai. As soon as the call was received, there was a stir in the police department.

Mumbai Police released alert

As soon as the threat was received, the Mumbai Police immediately increased security. Patrolling has been intensified in different parts of the city. A intensive investigation has been started on the sea shore and major sea routes. Police said that they are in full preparation to prevent any kind of disturbance.

Search for unknown collar continues

Police say that identifying unknown collar is a priority for them. Technical team and cybercrime branch officials are engaged in this matter. Efforts are being made to reach the unknown person with the help of call records, number location and other clues.

Appeal to city dwellers to be vigilant

The Mumbai Police has also appealed to the common people to be vigilant. It has been said that if a suspect or package is seen, then immediately inform the police. At the same time, people have been asked not to pay attention to rumors and not share news of without confirmation on social media.

Although there has not been a blast yet, the police has intensified the investigation of all possible dangerous areas in view of security. Mumbai Police said that security has been increased in the city and the team is ready for any emergency.

Police increased vigil

The police are constantly vigilant and security measures are being constantly being updated. Security of people is also being ensured with the help of monitoring cameras in the sea shore areas.

On Saturday (July 26, 2025), there was a stir among the security agencies with the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT), who is considered to be the heart of Mumbai, when an unknown person threatened to bomb the station. The threatening person clearly stated that the bomb would be placed at the station, which could threaten the lives of the passengers.

Call in Maharashtra Police’s DGP office

This call was made directly to the DGP office of Maharashtra Police, after which the entire security system was alerted. As soon as the information was received, the Mumbai Police, Railway Police and Bomb disposal squad surrounded the station premises and conducted a intensive search operation. No suspicious item was found in the search operation which lasted for about two hours, due to which a sigh of relief has been taken at the moment, but the security system has been tightened more than before. The police has also intensified the monitoring of CCTV footage in the station and surrounding areas.

Police registered a case

In relation to the threat, the Colaba Police Station has registered a case under the related sections of the IPC and the help of cyber cell is being taken to find the identity and location of the collar.

Cases of threatening to bomb bomb

In recent months in the country, there has been a rapid increase in cases of bomb threats. Threats are being given through phone calls, emails or letters targeting the major railway stations, airports, schools, hospitals and government offices. However, most of the threats in these cases have proved to be fake. It also remains a serious challenge for law and order.

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Emails, who once again threatened to bomb schools in Delhi, have stirred up. On Wednesday morning, 4 prestigious schools in Dwarka, Vasant Kunj, Paschim Vihar and Hauz Khas area were informed about the bomb through mail, after which the Delhi Police and Emergency teams came into action.

First at 5:22 am, St. Thomas School in Dwarka received threatened email. After this, Vasant Valley School of Vasant Kunj, Richmond Global School of West Vihar and Mother International School of Hauz Khas also got similar mails. The bomb blast was warned in all mail. As soon as the mail was received, the school administration immediately informed the local police and fire department.

Security agencies searched schools

As soon as the information was received, Delhi Police, Dog Squad, Bomb Disposal Unit and other emergency teams reached all these school premises. From 5:30 am to 8:30 am, the fire department received calls from all four schools at different times. Security agencies started intensive search operations by evacuating these school premises.

Cyber cell became active

According to police officials, no suspicious substances or bombs of any kind have been found in the investigation so far. However, as a precaution, security has been tightened in the entire area and the forensic team has also been deployed in the investigation. The police is trying to find out the source of these mails and the cyber cell has also been activated.

Significantly, this is not the first incident when schools in Delhi have been given false threats of bombs. There have been many such incidents in the last few months, in which no danger has been found later. These incidents are causing an atmosphere of fear between students and parents.

At present, the police have appealed to everyone not to panic, the situation is completely under control and all safety standards are being followed. Officials say that soon strict action will be taken against those who send threatens.

Air India flight bomb threat: A flight coming from Mumbai to Delhi was stirred up when a crew member found a tissue paper in the cabin, on which the bomb was threatened. According to the information, the crew member of flight number 2954 saw a message on the tissue paper that wrote that “Air India 2948 @ T3 has a bomb”. On receiving this information, security agencies were immediately alerted. The Delhi Fire Department received a call at 4:42 am, after which security check was started. Bomb squads and other security agencies conducted a search operation and after investigation, the call was called ‘Hawks’ i.e. false information.

Air India statement
After receiving information about the bomb threat, Air India issued a statement saying- “A non-specific security warning was detected on one of our aircraft. Standard safety procedures were duly completed and the aircraft has been approved for the next flight. Air India gives the security of its passengers and crew the top priority to the safety.”

Recently another flight was threatened
On June 13, Emergency landing of Air India flight AI-379 was made at Phuket International Airport in Thailand. This flight was coming to Delhi from Phuket. Its emergency landing was made after the flight threatened to be a bomb. The Airport Administration immediately took action and implemented the Airport Convention Plan (ACP). There were 156 passengers in the flight.

Indigo flight bomb threat news: Indigo aircraft going from Kochi to Delhi was launched in Nagpur. After receiving information about the bomb placed in the aircraft, the aircraft was launched in Nagpur and the matter is being investigated. Police and fire brigade vehicles have reached the airport and the aircraft is being investigated.

The aircraft landed at Nagpur Airport twenty minutes ago, no suspicious item was found yet. IndiGo flight going from Kochi to Delhi had to make an emergency landing at Nagpur Airport after threatening the bomb.

All passengers were taken out safely
At 9:20 am today, IndiGo’s flight number 6E 2706 was turned towards Nagpur Airport after receiving a bomb threat. After the landing, all the passengers aboard the aircraft were taken out safely. Vigilance was already increased at Nagpur Airport. Airport administration, police and fire brigade teams were present on the spot. Airport security officials and bomb disposal squad have started a thorough investigation of the aircraft. However, no suspicious item has been recovered so far.

Investigation continues on the information of the bomb- DCP
DCP Lohit Matani of Nagpur informed that in view of the seriousness of the case, all the security protocols are being followed. The safety of all passengers has been ensured and the administration is fully ready to deal with any threat. The investigation of the case is going on to confirm the bomb information was false or real- it is under investigation.

Security agencies are investigating from every aspect to find out the veracity and source of this aircraft. Flight crew and passengers are also being questioned. Due to this incident, there was definitely alert at Nagpur Airport for some time, but the situation is being told completely under control. Further information related to the case is being awaited.