3 Tirupati Hotels Receive Bomb Threats, Police Investigation Underway

Circle Inspector Srinivasulu from Tirupati East Police Station confirmed the incident and assured the public that efforts were underway to identify those responsible for the threats.

The bomb threat was received reportedly on the email.

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Tirupati news: Three hotels in the temple city of Tirupati received bomb threat alerts via email, causing concern among local authorities and the public. The alerts prompted immediate action from the Tirupati East Police, who registered an FIR and launched an investigation into the case on Friday.

Circle Inspector Srinivasulu from the Tirupati East Police Station confirmed the incident and assured the public that efforts were underway to identify those responsible for the threats. Srinivasulu said, "Three hotels received bomb threat alerts. An FIR has been registered regarding the email, and the case is being investigated from various angles. We will soon trace the culprits, and those behind the email will be identified after the investigation is completed."

Andhra Pradesh | Tirupati East Police Station Circle Inspector Srinivasulu says, "Three hotels received bomb threat alerts. An FIR has been registered regarding the email, and the case is being investigated from various angles. We will soon trace the culprits, and those behind…

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Tirupati police conducted thorough searches at hotels in the city after receiving a phone call claiming bombs were planted. The searches, carried out by the bomb squad, began at 10 PM and continued until 2 AM.

Police reported that the hotels which received an email bomb threat on Thursday evening included Leela Mahal, Kapila Theertham, and Alipiri areas. The email reportedly cited "international pressure" following the recent arrest of DMK's Jaffer Sadiq. Jaffer Sadiq, a former member of Tamil Nadu's ruling party DMK, was arrested in February this year by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on charges of smuggling narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances.

Even though a thorough search was conducted at all three hotels with the help of sniffer dogs, nothing suspicious was found.