Bengaluru Airport Placed On High Alert After Hoax Bomb Threat; No Explosives Found In Searches
According to sources, the email, sent on Wednesday night in the name of a terrorist, warned of two bombs being planted--one as part of "Plan A" and a backup under "Plan B" in case the first one failed.

The Kempegowda International Airport was subjected to heightened security protocols after a hoax bomb threat was received by the airport security force. | Representational Image
Bengaluru: The Kempegowda International Airport was subjected to heightened security protocols after a hoax bomb threat was received by the airport security force, police sources said on Thursday.
According to sources, the email, sent on Wednesday night in the name of a terrorist, warned of two bombs being planted--one as part of "Plan A" and a backup under "Plan B" in case the first one failed.
It also claimed that an explosive device had been placed inside a pipeline in the airport toilet.
Security agencies conducted a comprehensive inspection of the premises. After detailed checks, officials confirmed that no explosives were found and termed the threat a hoax.
A case has been registered against the email IDs used to send the threat, and a formal investigation is underway.
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