Jalandhar School Bomb Threat: Threatening Email Sent to School Before Amit Shah's Rally

Jalandhar School Bomb Threat

Jalandhar School Bomb Threat: After a threatening email was received by a school before the proposed rally by Central Home Minister Amit Shah on 30 September in Paragpur, Jalandhar, security agencies were alerted. According to available reports, Cambridge School in Jalandhar received a bomb threat via email. Police and relevant security agencies have begun investigating the case.

Security measures have already been tightened for Amit Shah’s rally in Jalandhar. The event is scheduled for 30 September in the Paragpur area and is expected to attract a large crowd.

Police Alert After Jalandhar School Bomb Threat

After the threatening email surfaced, the police were notified. Subsequently, an investigation was conducted regarding the safety of the school and the surrounding area. In such cases, police and security agencies conduct searches of the premises, identify the sender, and investigate the source of the email.

A similar incident had already surfaced in Jalandhar, where a school received a bomb threat email. In January 2026, before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Jalandhar, Cambridge School received a threatening email. At that time, police and security agencies searched the school premises and found no suspicious items.

Increased Security Before Amit Shah’s Rally

On 30 September, Central Home Minister Amit Shah will address the BJP’s “Nasha Mukt Punjab Yatra” concluding program in Jalandhar. The rally is being organized near NH-44 in the Paragpur area. Local police, security, and intelligence agencies are also active regarding the event.

A day before the rally, reports emerged of disputed slogans painted on the walls of the Jalandhar Red Cross building. Police removed the slogans and began an investigation.

Threat Claims Involving School and Temple in the Email

According to the information received, the threatening email claimed to target the school at a specific time. Reports also mentioned the Devi Talab Temple. The temple is part of Amit Shah’s Jalandhar tour.

However, the claims in the threat cannot be considered a real danger until verified by police or security agencies. In such cases, any suspicious item or activity should be reported to the police immediately.

Cyber Team Also Engaged in Investigating the Jalandhar School Bomb Threat

A cyber investigation will be crucial to trace the source of the threatening email. Investigating agencies can examine the email account, technical details, and digital trail to determine where the message was sent from and who is behind it.

In other parts of Punjab, schools have also recently received threatening emails. On 24 September, a government girls’ school in Firozpur received a bomb threat via email. Police evacuated the premises and conducted a search, and according to the available report, no suspicious items were found.