Three Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) schools across the nation received hoax bomb threats on Tuesday. The threats were sent through an email to the CRPF for its Rohini and Dwarka schools in Delhi and one in Medchal near Hyderabad.

The threat was delivered through an email circulated to the management of these schools late Monday night, news agency ANI reported.

The area around the CRPF School in Prashant Vihar, Rohini in the national capital remains cordoned off following a blast that took place on Sunday (October 20, 2024). Officials from the Institute of IED Management in Pune, the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL), and security personnel conducted investigations at the site.

The schools received email specifying a potential bomb blast in classrooms at 11 am on Tuesday; the threats, however, turned out to be hoax.

A hoax bomb threat was issued against three CRPF schools in Delhi and Hyderabad, prompting security checks. This follows a minor explosion at a Rohini school, raising concerns about possible links to Khalistani supporters.

Just a day after an explosion occurred outside a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) school in Delhi, all such schools across the country received an email threatening that they would be bombed, sources said.

CRPF schools in Delhi and Telangana received a hoax bomb threat via email, prompting security checks. No explosives were found and schools operate normally.

A loud explosion startled Rohini residents Sunday morning near a CRPF school in Paschim Vihar. Houses shook, white smoke filled the air, and nearby structures suffered damage. Authorities suspect a crude bomb;

The Delhi police said on Sunday that they found a foul smell at the blast site outside CRPF School in the national capital. The blast destroyed the school's wall and shattered window panes on its premises.