"hoax-bomb-threat"

Cyber fraudster Ashwin Supra, who sent a fake WhatsApp threat claiming 400 kg of RDX was planted across Mumbai during Ganeshotsav, has been arrested in a joint Bihar–Mumbai Police operation. The hoax triggered mass panic but no explosives were found.

A 51-year-old astrologer from Noida was arrested for sending a fake terror threat to Mumbai Police, claiming 14 terrorists had entered the city with RDX. Police said he attempted to frame a former friend who had filed a case against him.

The email sent to the hospital's official email ID stated that there was a bomb on the premises and patients needed to be saved, an official from Bhoiwada police station said

The flight with about 237 passengers was thoroughly checked upon making a safe landing but no explosive substances were found onboard

Officials said the threat email was sent to the official email accounts of various departments, including the secretary of higher education and director of higher education on Saturday night.

The aircraft operating the flight 6E 5101 was taken to an isolation bay and all passengers safely disembarked

The CISF personnel swung into action after the information was flashed. Two aircrafts bound for Chennai and another aircraft that reportedly arrived from Chennai were checked for explosives

Dubai-Jaipur flight with 189 passengers onboard lands safely at Jaipur airport at 1.20 am

Emails claimed that bombs had been planted under hospital beds and in bathrooms

One of the flyers, who arrived on the aircraft from Sharjah to Calicut, left a note saying 'bomb' on one of the seats

Unidentified person calls police control room and informed that a bomb was placed on the premises 

The private schools received threats on Monday at 2.49 a.m. The searches started at 6 a.m. and continued till late night hours.

Ghouse Pasha (39), a resident of Kukatpally, called the police control room on Dial 100 and allegedly told that he overheard two people discussing about planting explosives at the hotel.