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Delhi Class XII pupil detained over bomb threats to schools

The Delhi Police have detained a Class XII student for allegedly sending bomb threats to 23 schools in the national capital over the past few weeks as he did not want to write his exams, sources said. Around 10 educational...
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, Updated At : 06:14 AM Jan 11, 2025 IST
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The Delhi Police have detained a Class XII student for allegedly sending bomb threats to 23 schools in the national capital over the past few weeks as he did not want to write his exams, sources said. Around 10 educational institutes received bomb threats on Thursday, the latest in a series of such incidents in the city. Sources said the south district police apprehended the student on Thursday evening. “The student got the idea from previous incidents and hatched a plan to change his IP address by using VPN and send threat e-mails to schools.

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