A bomb threat email was sent to Delhi Secretariat and Maulana Azad Medical College on Tuesday morning. Police later found out the email was meant for Tamil Nadu and not Delhi.
Delhi, 10 Sep 2025
A bomb threat email was sent to Delhi Secretariat and Maulana Azad Medical College on Tuesday morning. Police later found out the email was meant for Tamil Nadu and not Delhi.
Police take quick action
Police acted fast when they got the email between 11 am and noon. They checked the chief ministers office and other places. They used bomb teams and dogs to search. They also stopped people from going in and out for some time. A team tried to find who sent the email. Police acted fast when they got the email between 11 am and noon. They checked the chief ministers office and other places. They used bomb teams and dogs to search. They also stopped people from going in and out for some time. A team tried to find who sent the email. A bomb threat email targeting Delhi Secretariat and Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC) was received on Tuesday morning, prompting immediate checks at the chief minister’s office and other locations, officials said. However, senior Delhi Police officers later clarified…
Email meant for Tamil Nadu
Later, police found out the email was not for Delhi. It was for Tamil Nadu. The email talked about bombs at Tamil Nadu Secretariat and a medical college in Chennai. It also named some leaders and reporters. Tamil Nadu police think it is a fake threat. Another fake bomb threat was sent to GTB Hospital in Delhi. Police checked the building and found nothing.
Preliminary assessment of the threat email shows similarity with previous such hoax emails, with indications that the message may have been intended for a location in another state.
Police are still looking into who sent these fake bomb threats. Follow The Rising News for more verified updates.
Updated 10 Sep 2025, 05:52 IST; source: link
