
The Delhi Police Control Room received a threat call on Thursday night claiming that 15 people carrying RDX had entered India through Punjab and distributed explosives in Delhi, Noida, Mumbai and Kanpur.…
The Delhi Police Control Room received a threat call on Thursday night claiming that 15 people carrying RDX had entered India through Punjab and distributed explosives in Delhi, Noida, Mumbai and Kanpur. Police alerted local units and security agencies, which began checks under the standard operating procedure for bomb threats.
No explosives have been recovered, and officials have not confirmed that the threat is credible. An investigation is under way to establish the caller’s identity and verify the claim. Security agencies remain on alert in the four named cities while further details are awaited, according to ABP Live.
A threat call is not proof of an attack, but it cannot be dismissed before police complete their checks. Sensational claims about explosives can spread panic, while casual assurances can create dangerous gaps. The useful measure here is evidence: whether searches recover any explosive material or investigators establish a credible chain linking the caller to the alleged movement of RDX.
Source: news.abplive.com
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