'Bomb' written on tissue paper, created panic in vadodara bound flight at delhi Airport

Delhi Bomb Threat: 'Bomb' written on tissue paper, created panic in vadodara bound flight at delhi Airport

A tissue paper with "bomb" written on it was found in the toilet of a flight from delhi to Vadodara. After this there was chaos in the flight.Once again such news is coming from delhi which has shaken everyone. “Bomb” written on tissue paper was found in the toilet of a flight from delhi to Vadodara. After this there was chaos among the people. Let us tell you that this news has come from indira gandhi International airport of Delhi.

"Bomb" found written on tissue paper

Bomb threat mails keep coming in delhi every day. Just a few days ago, many schools and government hospitals of delhi had received bomb blast mails. Now a similar case has come from Delhi's indira gandhi International Airport. Let us tell you that there was chaos in an air india flight from Delhi-Vadodara when a crew member saw the word "bomb" written on a tissue paper in the toilet of the plane. A police officer said that a note with a bomb written on it was found in the air india flight on wednesday evening. After receiving this note, the plane was searched, but nothing suspicious was found.

Police said the plane was ready for take-off when the crew member saw tissue paper with "bomb" written on it at 7 pm. After this, the Central Industrial Security Force and delhi police were informed and the passengers were asked to deboard the plane. The plane was thoroughly examined but nothing was found. The official said that arrangements were made for the passengers to stay in a hotel near the airport.

Air india responded

According to an air india statement, a specific security alert was issued just before take-off for air india flight AI819 from delhi to Vadodara. "All passengers were safely disembarked following necessary protocols and the aircraft was taken to a remote strip for mandatory checks by security agencies. Our partners there ensured that the incident did not harm our guests," the statement said. There should be minimal inconvenience."