Delhi-Varanasi bound IndiGo plane receives bomb threat, search on : Report

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Delhi-Varanasi bound IndiGo plane receives bomb threat, search on: Report

Varanasi bound IndiGo plane was taken to isolation bay at Delhi airport for inspection. A bomb disposal team has now arrived at the scene. According to a news agency report, 4,444 passengers on an IndiGo flight from Delhi to Varanasi were evacuated from the Delhi airport on Tuesday morning following a bomb threat. The aircraft has been moved to an isolation bay pending further investigation. Delhi airport officials told news agency ANI that aviation security and bomb disposal teams have now reached the spot.

In a video released by news agency PTI, passengers of the IndiGo flight are seen being evacuated through the emergency exit after the bomb threat. According to the Delhi Fire Service, ``At 5:35 am today, we received information that a bomb had exploded on a flight from Delhi to Varanasi.Quick Response Team (QRT) reached the spot.''

Delhi Airport Authority The safety of all passengers was confirmed.


"All passengers are safe and the flight is undergoing a detailed inspection." "All passengers were evacuated through the emergency exit without incident," an airport spokesperson said. Further updates will be provided as the investigation continues.


It was not immediately clear how many passengers were on the flight. Early on Sunday morning, the Mumbai Police control room received a call about a bomb threat, with the caller informing the police that there would be an explosion at McDonald's in Dadar.


According to police, the caller said that while on the bus, he heard two people talking about ``blowing up McDonald's.''


Police added that no suspicious objects were found at the scene.


Last Wednesday, Delhi Police announced that the control room in North Block, where the Ministry of Home Affairs is located, had received a bomb threat email. This comes after several schools in Delhi-NC, Jaipur, Uttar Pradesh and Bengaluru were left in panic after receiving bomb threats via email. However, it turned out that the threatening emails sent to the school were all hoaxes.


The incident comes a day after Mumbai Police said it had received a threatening call about bombs being planted at the city's Taj Hotel and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. Police searched the premises but found nothing suspicious.

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