Delhi Schools Receive Bomb Threats; Emails Warn of Attacks on Courts, Police Stations
Multiple prominent schools across the national capital received bomb threat emails on Tuesday morning, triggering security protocols and anti-sabotage sweeps by law enforcement agencies.
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Several schools in Delhi received bomb threat emails on Tuesday, September 15, triggering security checks and searches across the affected premises. The threatening messages, reportedly written partly in Punjabi, also warned of alleged attacks on courts and police stations in the national capital and advised people not to travel by Metro or trains until September 29, TOI reported.
Air Force Bal Bharati, Carmel Convent Among Schools Affected
The schools named in the reports include Air Force Bal Bharati School, Carmel Convent School and The British School. The threat emails were reportedly received at around 10:17 am. Delhi School Bomb Scare: Threat Emails Sent to Multiple Schools, Emergency Response Teams Deployed Across Capital.
Delhi Schools Receive Bomb Threats
Delhi: Police conduct security checks and emergency response measures at Springdales School after the school received bomb threat emails pic.twitter.com/yBiMxRjZj5
— IANS (@ians_india) September 15, 2026
STORY | Three Delhi schools receive bomb threat email, declared hoax
At least three schools in Delhi received bomb threat emails on Tuesday, prompting security checks and evacuation of students from the premises, an official said. According to the Delhi Fire Service, it received… pic.twitter.com/rOm4sxBm8G
— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) September 15, 2026
One of the emails carried a threatening subject line and made references to Delhi schools, courts and police stations. The message also contained a warning against travelling by Metro or trains until September 29. The claims in the emails have not been independently verified, and authorities were treating them as security threats while carrying out searches.
Security Teams Conduct Searches
Following the threats, Delhi Police launched security operations at the affected schools. Bomb disposal teams and sniffer-dog units were deployed to inspect classrooms, corridors, open areas and other parts of the premises.
Fire tenders and ambulances were also kept on standby as a precautionary measure. Police personnel were deployed around the schools to manage the situation and maintain security as concerned parents gathered near the premises. Delhi School Bomb Scare: Army Public School in Dhaula Kuan Receives Bomb Threat Email, Probe Launched (Watch Video).
Threats Also Mention Courts and Police Stations
The emails reportedly claimed that courts and police stations in Delhi could be targeted. The messages specifically referred to Tis Hazari, Karkardooma and Patiala courts, along with police stations and police posts.
The threats come amid a broader pattern of bomb-hoax emails targeting schools and other public institutions in Delhi-NCR. Authorities have repeatedly carried out extensive searches in such cases, with previous incidents often turning out to be hoaxes.
Investigation Underway
Police are investigating the origin of the latest emails and assessing the credibility of the threats. Security agencies are also expected to examine the digital trail associated with the messages.
For now, the focus remains on completing security checks and ensuring the safety of students, staff and parents. Any further decision regarding schools or public transport will depend on the findings of the ongoing investigation.
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