ISKCON Tirupati Temple received a bomb threat, which created panic among the police and temple administration

Bomb threat at Tirupati temple Isckon: The country is currently facing a bomb threat. After schools and flights in Delhi, hotels in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh received bomb threats and now after 3 days, the ISKCON temple in Tirupati received bomb threats. As soon as the threat was received, panic broke out among the police and the temple administration. Firemen, police, anti-explosive teams and dogs hurriedly searched every corner of the temple but no explosives were found in the temple premises. Now the security of the temple has been increased. Every visitor is strictly checked.

Hotels also receive bomb threats

According to media reports, on October 27, the staff of the ISKCON temple received an email claiming that terrorists linked to Pakistan’s ISI would blow up the temple. After receiving a threatening email, the Bomb Disposal Squad (BDS) and the Dog Squad reached the spot. The temple was searched but no explosives or any other objectionable items were found on the temple premises. The threat was later deemed fake by the police. Efforts are currently on to trace the email ID from which the threatening message was sent.

Let us tell you that on October 26, two prominent hotels in Tirupati also received bomb threats. A search was carried out at both the hotels with the help of the Bomb Disposal Squad (BDS) and the Canine Squad, but finding nothing, the police dismissed the threat as fake. The threat was against the alleged kingpin of the drug racket, Jafar Sadiq, who was arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau and Enforcement Directorate in Tamil Nadu. Earlier, three other hotels in Tirupati also received a bomb threat, which the security forces identified as a fake threat after a thorough search.