On Monday, authorities in Jaipur, Rajasthan, informed that four schools in the area had received bomb threats through email.
As a precautionary measure, students and staff members were promptly evacuated from the affected schools. Furthermore, police teams, accompanied by bomb squads and dog squads, have been dispatched to the schools in order to thoroughly investigate the nature of these threats.
Police announced that a threat had been transmitted via email and confirmed ongoing efforts to identify the sender of these threatening messages.
Kavendra Sagar, DCP East Jaipur, reported that several schools in the city, including Maheshwari School (MPS International School), have received threatening emails. Presently, the bomb disposal squad is conducting searches at the school.
Earlier this month, approximately 130 schools in the Delhi-NCR region received bomb threat emails, leading to the immediate evacuation of students. Authorities revealed that these emails, targeting schools in Delhi-NCR, originated from a server located in Russia.
The anti-terror unit special cell of the Delhi Police tracked the domain of these emails back to Russia. It is suspected that the emails were generated using the dark web, a section of the encrypted internet that allows users to conceal their identity and location.
Approximately 130 schools in the Delhi-NCR region were targeted with bomb threat emails, resulting in the swift evacuation of students. Police disclosed that these emails, aimed at schools in Delhi-NCR, were sent from a server based in Russia.
The Delhi Police’s anti-terror unit special cell successfully traced the origin of the emails back to Russia. There is suspicion that these emails were created using the dark web, an encrypted part of the internet that enables users to hide their identity and location from others.
