Now Reading: Delhi Police Probe Threat Call Alleging RDX in Four Cities
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Delhi Police Probe Threat Call Alleging RDX in Four Cities
Delhi Police received a call alleging that 15 people carrying RDX entered India through Punjab and distributed explosives in Delhi, Noida, Mumbai and Kanpur. The call reached the Delhi Control Room on…
The Story in Brief
Delhi Police received a call alleging that 15 people carrying RDX entered India through Punjab and distributed explosives in Delhi, Noida, Mumbai and Kanpur. The call reached the Delhi Control Room on Thursday night, prompting alerts to police units and security agencies in the four cities. Officials began checks under the standard operating procedure for bomb threats. ABP Live reports that no explosives have been recovered and that authorities have not confirmed the claim as credible. The caller’s identity and the authenticity of the information are being investigated, with further details awaited.
The Indian Opinion
Threat calls often produce two lazy reactions: treating an unverified claim as proof of an imminent attack, or dismissing every warning as a hoax. Neither helps. The police response should protect public safety without spreading untested details that can cause panic. The key evidence will be physical recovery, credible intelligence or identification of the caller. Until then, the public should rely on official advisories, not forwarded messages claiming that RDX has been found.
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