The schools received email specifying a potential bomb blast in classrooms at 11 am on Tuesday; the threats, however, turned out to be hoax.

CRPF schools in Delhi and Hyderabad safe after hoax threat email; security agencies investigating potential Khalistani involvement.

Many revelations are being made in the investigation of this bomb blast. The connection of the blasts is also being linked to Khalistan.

The hoax threat against CRPF schools comes at a time when similar threats have been issued against over 100 flights since October 14.

Probing a possible Khalistani link to the explosion near a CRPF school in Rohini, the Delhi Police on Monday wrote to the social messaging app Telegram, seeking information about a 'channel' which claimed that the blast was in retaliation to the "targeting" of pro-Khalistan separatists allegedly by Indian agents.

The Delhi Police is probing a potential Khalistani connection to an explosion near a CRPF school in Rohini. Authorities have sought information from Telegram about a channel endorsing the blast, investigated over two dozen people,

The explosion has heightened security concerns, especially during the busy festival season, prompting authorities to take swift action to prevent any further incidents.

At 7:50 a.m., Delhi Fire Services received a call about a blast near the boundary wall of the CRPF school. They immediately dispatched two fire engines to the location. Fortunately, there was no fire, and no injuries were reported, prompting the vehicles to return.

Delhi Police has registered an FIR following a bomb blast near CRPF School, Rohini. Multiple agencies, including the NSG, NIA, and CRPF, are investigating the incident, which caused damage to property but no injuries.

A major explosion near Rohini, New Delhi, caused damage but no injuries, involving crude, low-explosive materials. Authorities, including NIA and NSG, are investigating the incident as a potential terror threat,

A loud explosion occurred at a CRPF school in Rohini, Delhi, causing damage but no injuries. Security agencies, including NIA and NSG, are investigating, while residents reported a chemical smell and thick smoke in the area.