Many schools in Gautam Buddha Nagar district of Uttar Pradesh have received bomb threats on Thursday (February 19). A bomb warning has been sent to more than 12 schools through email. This threat has come at a time when CBSE board exams are going on in schools. There has been a stir due to threats being received in so many schools simultaneously. The premises have been evacuated.

Seeing the seriousness of the matter, Noida Police became active and many police officers including DCP reached different schools. The team evacuated the school premises and searched the campus. Along with the police, the bomb disposal squad and dog squad team also checked the premises.

hoax mail case

After a thorough investigation, the police did not find anything suspicious in the school premises. In such a situation, it would be safe to say that the threatening mails received by the schools were fake. Now the police is busy searching for the accused who have sent these mails. Cyber ​​team is trying to track the IP address. However, according to the pattern that has been understood so far, those sending threats send these mails by creating fake IP addresses, due to which it becomes difficult to catch them.

Matter becomes serious between CBSE and UP board exam

Actually, CBSE and UP Board exams are going on in the schools of UP. The exam centers of the students are in different schools. The center of many students is far away from their homes. Meanwhile, due to these threats coming in the mail, students as well as parents are worried and their anxiety has increased.

Meanwhile, the police team has assured that there is nothing to fear. The team of bomb disposal squad and dog squad have found the school premises safe after intensive investigation.

Children gathered in the school camp ground

As soon as the school management came to know about the threatening mail, all the children were immediately taken out of the classes and gathered at one place. While the police investigation continued, the children were kept gathered on the ground under the supervision of school staff and teachers. The children were sent back to class only after the campus was declared safe.