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Reports uniformly indicate that the Delhi High Court and IGI Airport received bomb threats on August 14 ahead of Independence Day, and that subsequent security sweeps found nothing suspicious.
Multiple high-profile locations in Delhi received bomb threats via email and phone calls.
The threats targeted the Delhi High Court, IGI Airport, and other facilities.
Security agencies launched immediate searches with bomb disposal squads and sniffer dogs.
Officials confirmed that the alerts arrived amid heightened security for Independence Day.
Subsequent checks by police and fire services yielded no suspicious items.
Court officials described the initial assessment of the alerts as appearing fake.
Authorities maintained high vigilance across the capital despite the false alarms.
Investigations are ongoing to trace the origin of the threatening communications.
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Reports uniformly indicate that the Delhi High Court and IGI Airport received bomb threats on August 14 ahead of Independence Day, and that subsequent security sweeps found nothing suspicious.
Further updates depend on the police investigation to identify the source of the threatening communications and determine potential legal actions against the perpetrators.
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The Hindu reports that multiple locations in Delhi, including the Delhi High Court and Indira Gandhi International Airport, received bomb threats via email and phone calls on August 14, 2026. Officials stated that the threats arrived amid heightened security ahead of Independence Day, though fire services and authorities confirmed that no suspicious items had been found during subsequent searches.
The New Indian Express reports that several government installations in Delhi, including the High Court and IGI Airport, received bomb threats on Friday ahead of Independence Day. Police and security agencies launched searches with bomb disposal squads and sniffer dogs. Court and police sources stated that nothing suspicious had been found, while a high court official described the threat as appearing fake.