bomb threat: Delhi IGI airport bomb threat, e-mail in the name of Al Qaeda

New Delhi: The Indira Gandhi International Airport in the capital, Delhi, has been threatened with bombing. The bomb threat e-mail was received in the name of the terrorist organization Al Qaeda. The Delhi Police received the threat via an e-mail (al qaeda sargana). The Delhi Police has been alerted after receiving the threatening e-mail on the eve of Independence Day. A couple has threatened to carry out a bomb blast on Sunday. Earlier in March, a similar bomb threat was made. Tight security has been put in place at Indira Gandhi International Airport following the threatening e-mail. All security and investigative mechanisms have been alerted. Checking in place.

Tight security has been put in place in the capital Delhi on the backdrop of August 15. The Red Fort also has unprecedented security. There are barricades in many places. There is a possibility of an attack by some Khalistani insurgents. Against this backdrop, security has been tightened. Anti-drone systems have also been deployed in vulnerable areas.

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The Operation Control Center at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi was informed of the bomb threat by e-mail yesterday. Karanbir Suri alias Mohammad Jalil and his wife Shaili Sara alias Hasina are coming to India from Singapore. They are going to carry out a bomb blast in 1 to 3 days. Investigations have revealed that such threats were made earlier under the same name and with the same content.

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The Bomb Threat Assessment Committee has said such threats are non-specific. However, as per the standard operating procedure, the Security Operations Control Center has also alerted all the concerned agencies and security personnel. A thorough inspection is being carried out at all the terminals at IGI Airport. Vehicles are also being inspected at the surrounding nooks and patrols have been stepped up.

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