Bomb Threat Emails Sent to Two Delhi Schools, Police Conduct Searches

Bomb Threat Emails Sent to Two Delhi Schools: Two schools in Delhi received bomb threats. The threats were sent via email to Navy School in Chanakyapuri and CRPF School in Dwarka. As soon as the threat was received, Delhi Police went into high alert and deployed bomb disposal squads and local police teams to the schools to start the investigation.

Delhi Fire Services (DFS) confirmed that they received calls from two schools - CRPF Public School in Dwarka Sector 16 and Navy School in Chanakyapuri - where the administration said they received the email and after that bomb squad, dog squad and other agencies were alerted.

While providing details, the Delhi police confirmed that nothing suspicious has been found yet during the search operation. "The threat was sent to two schools through the mail. One of these is in Chanakyapuri and the other in Dwarka. Nothing suspicious has been found so far during the search," police was quoted

"Local police, PCRs, Sniffer Dogs, and the Bomb Disposal Squad reached the School, and due checks have been conducted. Cyber Police experts are ascertaining the source of the e-mail. School security has been strengthened. Nothing suspicious was found," the police added

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Earlier this year in February, a private school and a Delhi University (DU) college in Delhi received separate bomb threat emails which the authorities said were hoax.

In May, the Directorate of Education (DoE) issued a 115-point Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for bomb threats in Delhi schools as per Delhi High Court directions and in coordination with national and local agencies. The SOP is applicable to government, aided, minority and recognised unaided private schools.

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Schools must conduct regular mock drills, install surveillance and enforce strict access control. Heads of schools will manage emergency response with police and disaster services while teachers and students will follow safety protocols. “Every threat will be treated as real,” the SOP says, asking for immediate alert to authorities without spreading panic.

Provisions include pre-identified evacuation routes, support for children with disabilities and updated contact information for parents. Delhi Police will secure the area and assess the threat while fire and traffic services will support emergency access.

The SOP has four phases - prevention, preparedness, response and recovery. After the incident schools will provide counselling and resume classes only when safety measures are restored. While some private schools claim to be compliant, parent groups point out gaps in infrastructure and demand transparent tracking of implementation to ensure student safety.

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