The trend of receiving false threats to bomb flights does not stop. Meanwhile, on Tuesday, 32 Air India flights received bomb threats. Panic was covered after receiving information about bomb threats on flights.
After receiving information about bombs on the flights, emergency landings were made on all flights. Upon investigation, it was discovered that all threats were false and the flights were diverted to their destination. In recent weeks, commercial airlines and several establishments across the country had received false bomb threats.
The number of threatening calls airlines receive is increasing rapidly. The NIA has also intensified its investigation in this regard.
Security agencies reported receiving more than 400 hoax calls in the past two weeks, raising widespread concerns about the potential impact on passenger safety and national security.
At the same time, to address these growing threats, the NIA’s cyber wing has initiated a comprehensive analysis of these foreign threat calls. This investigation will focus on understanding the motives behind these calls and evaluating their authenticity.
Taking a tough stance on fake threat calls, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) last week issued a notice to all social media platforms, asking them to comply with the provisions of the IT rules. Information (IT) and the Indian Judicial Code. It was said. Also make “reasonable efforts” to “immediately” remove posts containing bomb threats; otherwise, “he will be responsible.”
