National Desk
4 October
Sandeep Dhand Ludhiana
The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), stationed at Jaipur airport, received a threatening email on Friday afternoon, leading to heightened security at the airport. In addition, two hotels in the city were also targeted with bomb threats, causing further alarm.
Following these threats, security measures were immediately intensified at Jaipur airport, and a comprehensive search operation was launched. DCP East Tejaswani Gautam confirmed that thorough checks were carried out at both the airport and the hotels in question, but no suspicious items were found during the search.
The threats led to swift action by security forces, including the CISF, local police, and other authorities. All necessary safety protocols were put in place to ensure the safety of travelers and hotel guests.
DCP Tejaswani Gautam assured the public that security in the city has been tightened, and they are closely monitoring the situation to prevent any untoward incidents. Despite the alarming nature of these threats, officials have reiterated that no evidence of explosives was discovered, and all public areas have been declared safe.
The authorities have begun an investigation to trace the origin of the threatening emails and identify those responsible for creating panic in the city.