Three Delhi schools received bomb threats on Monday, prompting authorities to begin search operations at the campuses, according to the Delhi Fire Services. The schools named in the report are Mother International School in Hauz Khas, Navy Children’s School in Chanakyapuri and Bal Bharti School in Chanakyapuri.
The threats led authorities to conduct searches at the three locations in the national capital. A Delhi Fire Services officer said that the search operations were underway and that nothing suspicious had been found so far.
The response covers schools in two parts of south and central Delhi: Hauz Khas and Chanakyapuri. The two Chanakyapuri campuses named in the report are Navy Children’s School and Bal Bharti School, while Mother International School is located in Hauz Khas.
The report did not provide details about the format or origin of the threats, when they were received, or whether the schools were operating normally during the search operations. It also did not state whether any students or staff had been evacuated or whether police had identified a person responsible for issuing the threats.
Searches at educational institutions following bomb threats involve coordinated checks of school premises and surrounding areas by the authorities. In this case, the Delhi Fire Services confirmed that the operation was continuing and that no suspicious object had been found at the time of the officer’s statement.
The incident places the immediate focus on the safety of students, teachers and other staff at the three campuses while the checks are completed. It also leaves several operational questions open, including the status of school activities, the agencies involved in the searches and whether further action will follow after the premises are cleared.
The Delhi Fire Services’ statement is the latest official information contained in the report. Search operations were still underway when the officer said that nothing suspicious had been found.
