Delhi Assembly Bomb Threat Disrupts Budget Day Plans
A bomb threat disrupted proceedings at the Delhi Legislative Assembly on the day of Chief Minister Rekha Gupta's budget presentation. Although no explosives were found, security measures were intensified around the site. The threat, sent via email, mentioned several high-profile dignitaries, prompting a detailed investigation.
- Country:
- India
A bomb threat sent shockwaves through the Delhi Legislative Assembly just hours before Chief Minister Rekha Gupta was set to present the budget. The threat, received via email early Tuesday morning, prompted an immediate security response.
Police and security agencies swiftly combed through the Vidhan Sabha premises, involving multiple agencies including bomb disposal squads. Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) Raja Banthia confirmed that nothing suspicious had been found, although searches remain ongoing.
The email reportedly named several key figures, escalating concerns. Authorities are investigating the email's origin while maintaining heightened security around the assembly complex, ensuring the safety of all dignitaries and personnel involved.
ALSO READ
-
Delhi govt to introduce semiconductor policy; infrastructure to be developed: CM Rekha Gupta in FY27 budget speech.
-
Delhi's Bold Budget: Rekha Gupta Unveils Ambitious Rs 1,03,700 Crore Plan
-
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta says Rs 230 crore allocated for judicial infra projects in capital.
-
Delhi govt allocates Rs 200 crore for EV policy to make city pollution-free.
-
Transport sector allocated Rs 8,374 crore in Delhi budget; entire fleet of govt buses to be electric by 2029: CM Rekha Gupta.