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By Khushi Sikarwar

Delhi on High Alert After Bomb Threats to CRPF Schools and District Courts

Updated At: November 18, 2025 1:58 PM

Delhi receives threat messages targeting CRPF schools in Dwarka and Prashant Vihar, along with four major district courts

A major security alert gripped Delhi after several bomb threat messages were sent to key institutions across the city. Both schools and district courts were targeted, creating worry among students, staff, parents, and the general public.

The Police Control Room received multiple calls claiming that explosives had been planted at important locations. These messages triggered an urgent, coordinated response from law-enforcement agencies.

Two CRPF Schools Evacuated Following Threat Messages

Two schools run by the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) were among the first locations to receive bomb threat messages. One school is located in Dwarka, and the other in Prashant Vihar.

Students, teachers, and staff were immediately evacuated for safety. Bomb disposal squads and security teams arrived quickly and conducted thorough checks inside classrooms, playgrounds, and surrounding areas.

Four Delhi District Courts Also Targeted

Shortly after the schools reported the threats, four major district courts in the capital also received similar messages. These included Patiala House Court, Rohini Court, Dwarka Court, and Saket Court.

Security was strengthened at all court complexes. Entry points were closely monitored, and search teams inspected every section of the premises.

Emails Allegedly Sent in the Name of Jaish-e-Mohammad

Initial reports indicate that the threatening emails were sent in the name of Jaish-e-Mohammad, a Pakistan-based terrorist organisation.

Authorities are trying to determine whether the emails are credible or connected to the rising pattern of hoax threats that have affected the city this year. Investigators are tracing the source of the messages and examining technical details to confirm their authenticity.

Police and Bomb Disposal Teams React Promptly

Delhi Police deployed multiple teams soon after the threat messages were received. Bomb squads, dog units, and specialised personnel inspected all locations mentioned in the calls and emails.

The police are treating the situation seriously while simultaneously checking for possible links to earlier cases of hoax bomb threats.

Delhi Has Seen Over 150 Hoax Threats in 2025

Delhi-NCR has experienced an alarming increase in false bomb threats throughout 2025. More than 150 schools have received fake bomb emails this year, leading to panic and repeated evacuations.

Due to the surge in such incidents, the Delhi government has already issued Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for schools to follow during bomb scare situations. This new case adds to the ongoing concern among parents and authorities.

City on Alert as Investigations Continue

Security agencies continue to check the threatened locations. As of now, officials have not confirmed the discovery of any explosive devices.

The city remains on alert while investigators analyse the threat messages and track down those responsible.

FAQs

Q1. Which places in Delhi received bomb threats?
Two CRPF schools in Dwarka and Prashant Vihar, and four district courts—Patiala House, Rohini, Dwarka, and Saket—received the threats.

Q2. Were the CRPF schools evacuated?
Yes. Students and staff were evacuated immediately while security teams carried out inspections.

Q3. Did the threat emails mention a terrorist group?
Yes. The emails allegedly claimed to be from Jaish-e-Mohammad, but this is still being verified.

Q4. Have such bomb threats happened earlier in Delhi?
Yes. More than 150 hoax threats have targeted Delhi-NCR schools this year alone.

Q5. Were any explosives found at the targeted locations?
No explosives have been confirmed so far. Searches and investigations are still ongoing.

Khushi Sikarwar

[khushisikarwar] is an award-winning journalist and content creator who thrives on telling stories that matter. As a key contributor to Newsisland, [she] focus on cultural commentary, providing readers with thought-provoking insights.

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