New Delhi | March 24, 2026

A bomb threat email sent to Delhi Legislative Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta on Tuesday triggered heightened security measures across the Assembly premises and nearby areas. The message warned of explosions at the Assembly building and the Vidhan Sabha metro station, prompting immediate inspections by police and security agencies.

Following the alert, teams conducted thorough searches within the Assembly complex. Officials confirmed that no suspicious objects have been found so far, and security arrangements have been strengthened to ensure public safety. Authorities maintained that all necessary precautions are in place and the situation remains under control.

According to initial reports, the email also mentioned threats against several high-profile leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. However, officials stated that the authenticity of these claims is yet to be independently verified.

This incident comes amid a series of similar hoax threats reported in the national capital in recent months, targeting schools and public institutions. Earlier cases led to evacuations and emergency responses, though no explosives were found. Authorities continue to investigate the source of such emails while urging the public to remain calm and vigilant.

Bomb Threat Email Targets Delhi Assembly and Metro Station; Security Agencies Launch Swift Checks

A bomb threat email sent to Delhi Legislative Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta on Tuesday triggered heightened security measures across the Assembly premises and nearby areas. The message warned of explosions at the Assembly building and the Vidhan Sabha metro station, prompting immediate inspections by police and security agencies.

Following the alert, teams conducted thorough searches within the Assembly complex. Officials confirmed that no suspicious objects have been found so far, and security arrangements have been strengthened to ensure public safety. Authorities maintained that all necessary precautions are in place and the situation remains under control.

According to initial reports, the email also mentioned threats against several high-profile leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. However, officials stated that the authenticity of these claims is yet to be independently verified.

This incident comes amid a series of similar hoax threats reported in the national capital in recent months, targeting schools and public institutions. Earlier cases led to evacuations and emergency responses, though no explosives were found. Authorities continue to investigate the source of such emails while urging the public to remain calm and vigilant.