Three Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) schools across the nation received hoax bomb threats on Tuesday. The threats were sent through an email to the CRPF for its Rohini and Dwarka schools in Delhi and one in Medchal near Hyderabad.

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

Several Central Reserve Police Force schools across the country received hoax bomb threat on Tuesday. Of them, two are in Delhi and one in Hyderabad. The threat was delivered through an email circulated to the management of these schools late Monday night, ANI reported citing sources.

Several schools run by the Central Reserve Police across India have received new bomb threats. These threats come days after a small IED device exploded near a CRPF school in Delhi's Rohini.

A purported Telegram post circulated on social media, which claimed that the blast was carried out in retaliation to the 'targeting' of pro-Khalistan separatists allegedly by Indian agents.

A loud explosion outside CRPF school in Rohini, Delhi resulted in property damage but no injuries. Authorities are investigating, but early reports suggest no terror links. The incident has prompted heavy police and fire brigade presence,

Khalistani elements. A group named "Justice League India" claimed responsibility for the explosion in the post, which included a video of the blast and the slogan "Khalistan Zindabad," on Telegram. The message read,

On Monday, Delhi Police wrote to Telegram after a pro-Khalistani group claimed responsibility of the blast in a post on the messaging app, Telegram. A loud blast took place near a CRPF school in Prashant Vihar area in Delhi's Rohini on Sunday morning,

Delhi Police are probing a potential Khalistani link in the blast that damaged a CRPF school wall in Rohini. The incident occurred on Sunday, and no injuries were reported. Authorities are investigating a Telegram group,