Delhi School Bomb Threat: ‘Our Bomb Vests Are Blessed ..,’ Another Scare at Schools; 3rd Incident in a Week

Delhi schools faced another bomb threat on Saturday, marking the third such incident in a week. Several schools, including Delhi Public School (RK Puram) and Ryan International School (Vasant Kunj), received alarming emails warning of explosive attacks. The threats have left parents, students, and school staff deeply concerned about safety.

Emails Signed by ‘Barry Allah’

According to HT Times, the emails containing bomb threats were sent from an address, childrenofallah@outlook.com, and signed under the name Barry Allah. The email read: “Our bomb vests are blessed by the Prophet Muhammad. They shall not fail their goal. Our children are brave servants of Allah. They shall complete their task.”

Police Investigations Underway

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Police immediately launched search operations at the affected schools but reported finding nothing suspicious so far. Authorities have reassured parents and staff that they are prioritizing safety and conducting a thorough investigation into the matter.

According to media reports, East Delhi Deputy Commissioner of Police, Ravi Kumar Singh, revealed that previous investigations into Friday’s threats—which targeted 30 schools—indicate the emails were sent from outside the country. However, no further details about the origin have been disclosed.

Repeated Bomb Threats Cause Panic

This week’s repeated Delhi School Bomb Threats have sparked anxiety among the city’s parents and educational institutions. While the emails claim that school buildings will be targeted when students are absent, the constant fear is disrupting the academic environment.

Authorities have assured all stakeholders that vigorous measures are being taken to ensure the safety of students and staff. The police have urged schools to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. Additionally, cybercrime teams are working to trace the source of these emails and identify the culprits.