On Monday, four educational institutions in Jaipur, a city in western India, were ordered to evacuate due to bomb threats received through electronic mail.

Authorities reported that the threats claimed explosives were planted on the school premises, prompting immediate action.

Jaipur police commissioner Biju George Joseph confirmed the incidents, stating that police swiftly responded by deploying bomb disposal squads and sniffer dogs to conduct thorough searches. However, no suspicious items were found, leading officials to believe the threats were a hoax.

“We received bomb threats at four to five schools. Police have responded by deploying teams to investigate,” said Joseph.

Investigations are underway to identify the sender of the threatening emails.

This incident follows similar threats received by Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi and several hospitals in the national capital on Sunday. Earlier this month, over 100 schools in Delhi received comparable messages, causing widespread panic.__READ THE FULL ARTICLE