Bengaluru – In a disconcerting turn of events, multiple schools in Bengaluru faced bomb threats as anonymous emails claimed the presence of explosives on school grounds. Over 15 schools across the city received these alarming messages, triggering a rapid response from city authorities.
Upon receiving the bomb threat emails, city officials immediately activated emergency response teams, leading to the safe evacuation of students and staff from the affected schools. Despite the gravity of the situation, no suspicious items have been found so far, suggesting that the threats may be a hoax.
In response to these incidents, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah reassured parents, emphasizing that security measures are in place, and there is no need for panic. The Chief Minister directed the police to conduct thorough inspections of schools and enhance security protocols.
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah’s Reassurance: Siddaramaiah assures parents of heightened security measures and directs police to conduct inspections. No need for panic, says the Chief Minister.
Dy CM D K Shivakumar Denounces Threats: Karnataka Deputy CM D K Shivakumar dismisses bomb threat emails as hoaxes. Ensures swift action by the cybercrime department.
Police Commissioner’s Response: Bengaluru Police Commissioner dispatches anti-sabotage teams to investigate bomb threats. Preliminary checks indicate false alarms, but authorities pledge a thorough inquiry.
Shivakumar Reassures Parents: Deputy CM Shivakumar labels the threat emails as fake after inspecting with the police. Reiterates there is no need for concern.
Sadashiva Nagar NEV School Update: In a tweet, authorities provide an update on the bomb threats. Sadashiva Nagar NEV School inspected; police instructed for a thorough investigation.
These unsettling events highlight the importance of robust security measures in educational institutions and the need for swift, coordinated responses to potential threats. Authorities are actively working to identify the source of the hoax and ensure the safety of students and staff across Bengaluru.
