Big news related to Indian Railways is coming up. There has been news of a bomb on the Sampark Kranti Express train going from Darbhanga to Delhi. There was quite a stir after receiving this information. The train was stopped at Gonda station in Uttar Pradesh and further investigation was carried out. After a search of about three hours, nothing was found inside the train and the train was sent to Delhi. After investigation, nothing was found on the train and the information about there being a bomb inside the train was found to be false. Lately many railway stations have also received bomb threats.
Recently received threat
On October 2, a sensation spread when a threatening letter arrived at the Hanumangarh railway station in Rajasthan. The letter threatened to blow up many railway stations with bombs. After the incident of receiving the threat, ASP said that in the letter sent on behalf of Jaish-e-Mohammed, it was threatened that on October 30, railway stations and places in Ganganagar, Hanumangarh, Jodhpur, Bikaner, Kota, Bundi , Udaipur, Jaipur will be attacked. The sender of the letter had also threatened bomb attacks at religious places in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh on November 2.
Jaish-e-Mohammed is a terrorist organization based in Pakistan. ASP Meena said the Government Railway Police (GRP), local police and BSF personnel carried out the search. A case has been registered at the GRP police station and efforts are on to trace the person who sent the letter.
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Private schools had received threats
Even before this, such threatening mails and letters had been received many times in Rajasthan. Earlier in May this year, there was an uproar in Jaipur following the threat to bomb private schools. This threat was made through an email after which the schools were evacuated.
The principal of the MPS school was the first to receive the threatening email, after which he immediately informed the police. As soon as the police and ATS commandos took over the spot, it was found that a similar mail had been sent to around 44 schools, including Maheshwari School, Vidya Ashram and St. Teresa’s in Jaipur itself.
In the threatening email it was written: “There is a bomb in the school building that can explode at any moment.” After this, the police evacuated all schools and took all children and teachers to safety. At the same time, the bomb disposal team along with the dog team carried out a search operation in the schools for hours, but no suspicious object was found in any school.
