3 Delhi schools receive bomb threats, search operations underway

Schools include the British School in Chanakyapuri and the Modern School in Barakhamba

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New Delhi, Updated At : 01:18 PM Nov 20, 2025 IST

Delhi Police Bomb Squad personnel with sniffer dogs during a search operation at an educational institutional. Representative image/PTI file

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At least three private schools in New Delhi received bomb threat emails on Thursday morning, prompting multiple agencies to launch a search operation, an official said.

The schools include the British School in Chanakyapuri and the Modern School in Barakhamba.

The officer further informed that a bomb disposal squad, a dog squad and the fire department have rushed to the spot and launched a search operation.

"So far, nothing suspicious has been found. We are carrying out search operations," the officer added.

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