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Email copies reviewed by The Hindu present the messages had been despatched at 7.31 a.m. from the ID “roadkill333@atomicmail.io.” The electronic mail learn; “Hello. I’m writing to let you understand that I’ve positioned a number of explosive units (trinitrotoluene) inside college lecture rooms. The explosives are skilfully hidden in black plastic luggage.”
Bengaluru police groups, anti-sabotage groups, and canine squads had been instantly deployed, and searches are ongoing. While some colleges declared a vacation, others requested college students to attend till the premises had been searched. In a number of colleges, the searches have concluded, and the threats had been confirmed to be hoaxes.
C. Vamsi Krishna, Joint Commissioner (West), confirmed to The Hindu that round 15 colleges obtained the menace emails. However, he famous that the precise quantity was not instantly clear, as colleges continued to report such emails.
The threatening electronic mail included disturbing messages from the sender stating: “You all deserve this, you need to undergo similar to me. I’ll erase the final one among you from this world. Not a single soul will survive. I’ll gladly snort after I watch the information.”
“I really hate my life,” the sender wrote.
“I used to be by no means, by no means really helped. Psychiatrists, psychologists, nobody has ever cared, and nobody will ever care. You solely care about medicating the helpless and clueless people. Psychiatrists by no means inform you that these meds destroy your organs or that they trigger disgusting weight acquire,” the e-mail acknowledged.
The sender additional claimed that individuals are “brainwashed into believing psychiatric drugs might help however stated he was dwelling proof they don’t”.
The emails had been despatched to high school administration IDs and, in a number of circumstances, to principals.
Police are submitting complaints primarily based on statements supplied by the affected colleges. As the identical electronic mail was despatched to a number of establishments, authorities are but to determine whether or not to register particular person FIRs or consolidate them right into a single case.
In November 2023, round 70 colleges in Bengaluru and its outskirts obtained comparable bomb menace emails, which had been later declared hoaxes.
Published – July 18, 2025 11:42 am IST



