In the past three days, terror strikes Delhi schools once again as multiple institutions received bomb threat emails, creating panic among students, parents, and teachers. Though these turned out to be hoaxes, the fear and chaos they caused were very real. The situation has raised big concerns about school safety in the capital.
Here’s a simple breakdown:
- Day 1 – Monday (July 14):
Navy Children School (Chanakyapuri), CRPF Public School (Dwarka), and CRPF School (Rohini) received bomb threats. Authorities evacuated students and searched buildings, but found nothing suspicious. - Day 2 – Tuesday (July 15):
St. Thomas School (Dwarka) and St. Stephen’s College got similar threatening emails. Security forces acted quickly, carried out full checks, and declared the threats hoaxes. - Day 3 – Wednesday (July 16):
Five more schools were targeted – including Vasant Valley, Richmond Global, Mother’s International, and Sardar Patel Vidyalaya. All schools were immediately evacuated and checked. Thankfully, no bombs were found. - Quick Action by Authorities:
Police, bomb disposal squads, sniffer dogs, and fire services reached the spots quickly. Cyber teams also started tracking the email sources. So far, all threats appear fake, but the fear remains. - Rising Concern:
The fact that terror strikes Delhi schools through such hoax threats is deeply worrying. Even though no physical harm happened, students and parents went through emotional stress. - What’s Next?
Schools are advised to stay alert, conduct mock drills, and improve their digital security. Police are continuing their investigation and tracing email origins, which may be from outside India.
To conclude, though these bomb threats were fake, the fear they caused was very real. It’s time we take strict digital security steps and spread awareness among students and staff. With continued alertness and fast response, we can make sure that Terror Strikes Delhi Schools becomes a thing of the past, not the future.
