Delhi Student's Bomb Threats Linked to Politically-Backed NGO

A Class-12 student in Delhi was arrested for sending bomb threats to over 400 schools. The student is linked to an NGO supporting a political party. The NGO also supported Afzal Guru, a Parliament attack convict. Investigations faced challenges due to VPN usage, impeding origin tracking.

Delhi Student's Bomb Threats Linked to Politically-Backed NGO
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A Delhi Class-12 student was apprehended for allegedly sending bomb threats to over 400 city schools. Delhi Police claimed the student is linked to an NGO backing a political party and supporting Afzal Guru, a convicted Parliament attacker.

Special Commissioner of Police Madhup Tewari revealed that investigations were hindered due to the use of virtual private networks (VPNs), complicating efforts to trace the email origins and explore potential terror links.

Further inquiry into the student's actions led to the seizure of his laptop and mobile phone for forensic examination, shedding light on the NGO's ties to civil society issues and undisclosed political affiliations.

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