Caller warns Delhi Police of bomb threat at Khan Market, nothing suspicious found yet
The United States Embassy reportedly urged American citizens to avoid visiting the locality until the ‘police give all clear’.
The Delhi Police sent bomb squads and sniffer dogs to the Khan Market area on Friday morning following a bomb threat phone call. Nothing suspicious was found during the search operations, but it is still going on, PTI reported.
The United States Embassy urged American citizens to avoid the Khan Market locality until the “police give all clear”, reports said.
US embassy in India advices citizens to avoid Delhi's Khan Market "till the police gives the all clear" pic.twitter.com/rGK21sNBxR
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The police control room got the call around 6.40 am. The caller claimed he had received a WhatsApp message that a bomb would go off at 4 pm on Friday in the popular central Delhi market, NDTV reported.
Khan Market is the most expensive retail location in India and the 24th most in the world, a report said last month.
More details are awaited.
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