AAP Slams BJP: Delhi Schools Gripped by Bomb Threats, 'Jungle Raj' Claims Surface

The AAP criticized the BJP after multiple bomb threats targeted schools in Delhi, accusing the government of failing to protect children and labelling the city's situation as 'jungle raj.' With over 45 schools receiving threats, concerns rise over safety and governmental response efficacy.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) ramped up its criticisms against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as schools in Delhi faced a series of bomb threats, heightening fears for student safety across the capital.

AAP's Delhi unit chief Saurabh Bharadwaj condemned the government, citing a climate of distress among parents forced to retrieve their children from school under duress.

The party alleged a lack of swift governmental action to safeguard public welfare, with more than 45 schools targeted and families traumatized over the incidents. Meanwhile, Delhi Police initiated evacuation processes but were criticized for the prolonged absence of a robust response strategy.

(With inputs from agencies.)