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TN Bhawan gets hoax bomb threat

People wait outside Tamil Nadu Bhawan at Chanakyapuri in New Delhi on Saturday. Tribune Photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

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Tamil Nadu Bhawan in Chanakyapuri, Central Delhi, on Saturday received a bomb threat, which was later confirmed to be a hoax by officials.

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Following the threat, emergency teams from Delhi Fire Services (DFS) and the Delhi Police reached the site. They evacuated premises as a precautionary measure.

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A thorough search operation was conducted. However, no suspicious objects was found during the search. Consequently, officials declared the call a hoax.

A police official confirmed that a complaint has been registered and an investigation is underway to trace the origin of the threat.

The authorities are examining the possibility of a connection between this hoax and previous similar incidents in the region. The incident is part of an alarming trend of hoax bomb threats causing panic in the national capital.

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On February 7, St Stephen’s College and two schools — one in Delhi and another in Noida —received bomb threats via email, which also turned out to be false alarms.

Since May last year, a series of hoax bomb threats have targeted educational institutions, hospitals and other public spaces in Delhi-NCR, leading to heightened security measures.

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