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Delhi University Bomb Threat Case – Colleges Evacuated After Email Warning
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Updated: April 07, 2026 • World Flash News
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Two well-known colleges under Delhi University—Ramjas College and Miranda House—were evacuated on Monday morning after receiving a threatening email warning of possible explosions on campus.
According to officials, the email was sent to the principals of both colleges early in the morning. The message reportedly hinted at multiple blasts scheduled later in the day.
The sender also claimed that several explosive devices containing harmful substances had been planted within the campuses.
Two well-known colleges under Delhi University—Ramjas College and Miranda House—were evacuated on Monday morning after receiving a threatening email warning of possible explosions on campus.
Police and Security Teams
Police teams, bomb squads, and sniffer dogs were deployed immediately.
Every classroom, office, and open area was checked thoroughly.
Rising Concern Over Hoax Threats
This incident comes amid a growing number of similar threat emails targeting public institutions across India. Authorities believe that many of these cases are attempts to create panic and disrupt normal activities.
Students and Staff Evacuated Safely
Students, faculty members, and non-teaching staff were asked to leave the premises immediately. The evacuation was conducted in an organized manner to avoid chaos.
Many students described the situation as tense but controlled. Initial confusion gave way to calm as security personnel guided everyone to safe zones and ensured orderly movement.
As soon as the alert was raised, police teams quickly reached both campuses. Specialized units, including bomb disposal squads and trained sniffer dogs, were deployed to carry out thorough inspections.
Authorities emphasized that no risks were taken. Standard safety protocols were followed, and every corner of the campuses—classrooms, offices, and open areas—was carefully checked.
Threat Email Triggers Immediate Action
According to officials, the email was sent to the principals of both colleges early in the morning. The message reportedly hinted at multiple blasts scheduled later in the day, creating serious concern among authorities.
The sender also claimed that several explosive devices containing harmful substances had been planted within the campuses. Although the details inside the email were unclear, the subject line carried a direct warning, which prompted swift action.
Students Evacuated
Students and staff were evacuated safely without panic.
Security teams ensured controlled movement to safe zones.
Classes Suspended for the Day
Academic activities at both colleges were temporarily halted as security operations continued. Authorities assured students and parents that all necessary steps were taken to ensure safety.
No Threat Found
No suspicious objects were found during initial searches.
Investigation is ongoing to trace the email source.
No Suspicious Objects Found So Far
Officials confirmed that no suspicious items had been discovered during the initial search operations. However, security checks continued as a precautionary measure.
Police also stated that such threats are always treated seriously, regardless of their authenticity. An investigation has been launched to trace the source of the email and determine whether it was a hoax.
Conclusion
The incident highlights the importance of rapid response systems
educational institutions. While no danger was ultimately found,
the situation underscores how seriously such threats
must be handled to protect lives and maintain public confidence.
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