New Delhi. Shocking news is coming out from Delhi-NCR. There was panic due to the news of bomb in Delhi Public School (DPS Dwarka) located in Dwarka and Basant Vihar. There has also been information about a bomb in Sanskriti School located in Chanakyapur. Delhi Police team has reached the spot. The premises of all the schools have been taken under security cordon.
Along with the police, bomb disposal squad and fire department squad have also reached the spot. Delhi Police officials said that at present an operation is being conducted to search for the bomb. There has also been information about a bomb in a school in Noida. In this way, there is panic in 60 big schools of Delhi-NCR due to the news of bomb.
Delhi Police officials said that the school premises are being evacuated and searched so that if there is a bomb somewhere, it can be defused.According to the information, at around 6:10 am on Wednesday morning, information about a bomb was given in Delhi Public School (DPS) located in Dwarka. The information about a bomb in the school created panic in the Delhi Police Department. The Delhi Police team immediately reached the spot.
Besides, Bomb Disposal Squad and fire department team have also reached the spot. Fire engines are also present at the spot. On the other hand, a search operation is being conducted in DPS in search of the bomb, so that the situation can be ascertained.On Wednesday morning, Delhi Police swung into action after receiving a PCR call about bombs in 8 schools of Delhi. Is this some conspiracy or someone’s mischief, currently Delhi Police is investigating this matter.
There was a panic due to the news of bomb in Sanskriti School located in Chanakyapuri police station area of New Delhi district, Mother Mary School located in Mayur Vihar, East Delhi, Dwarka and Basant Vihar DPS School. Apart from this, information about bombs has also been received in DAV School and Amity School (Saket) located in Saket. Bombs have also been reported in DPS located in Noida and Greater Noida. So far, bombs have been reported in a total of 14 schools. Children of all concerned schools have been sent home.
