A threat has been issued to carry out a bomb explosion at the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport in Nagpur. The threat indicates the intention of terrorists to hijack and explode planes. This threat was conveyed via email to the airport authorities at 9:45 am on Monday. Following the receipt of the threat email, there has been a sense of panic at the airport administration, and all security measures are being implemented.
In response to the bomb threat, stringent security protocols have been activated at the airport, spearheaded by the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) and local police. Rapid search operations have been initiated throughout the airport premises, with a particular focus on identifying any suspicious items or individuals. However, despite the thorough searches conducted thus far, no evidence of explosives or other threatening materials has been uncovered.
Reports indicate that similar threat emails were sent to several airports across the country, including those in Jaipur, Agra, Srinagar, Chandigarh, and Varanasi, alluding to potential bomb placements. This coordinated threat has prompted a unified response from security agencies nationwide, emphasizing the severity of the situation and the need for heightened vigilance.
In light of the email threat, airport security measures have been intensified, incorporating comprehensive screenings of passengers and luggage before entry. Authorities have stationed 15-15 teams of police personnel at various points within the premises, keeping a vigilant eye on the surroundings. Senior police officials have indicated that suspicious individuals are being investigated.
While the origin and credibility of the threat email remain under investigation, security forces remain vigilant, ensuring the safety and security of airport operations while investigations continue.