Dumna Airport in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh has once again received a bomb threat. This is the second time in the last eight days that the airport has received a threatening email. This incident created panic among the airport administration and security agencies. After the threatening email, the airport authority immediately lodged an FIR at Khamaria police station.
The email reached the airport director, which included a mail sent from an ID named Imam Hussain Ali. The mail contained the names of 10 passengers, who were allegedly informed about having RDX. The mail read, "Four RDX 800 base fuses have been deliberately doped in small quantities, so that the effect is reduced and there are no casualties." As soon as the threat was received, the Bomb Disposal Squad (BDS), Police and CISF teams swung into action and searched every inch of the airport premises.
However, after several hours of intensive investigation, no suspicious object or explosive material was found. Khamaria police station has registered a case against the unknown accused and started investigation. The police and cyber cell are investigating who sent the threatening email and why. This incident is being considered a part of the series of fake threats received by various airports in the country in recent times.
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