Recently, Indian investigators discovered that a series of bomb threats against airlines in India originated from accounts in the UK and Germany. This alarming news comes after more than 20 flights in the country faced such threats this week, creating a wave of panic among passengers and authorities alike. The Indian Express reported that Indian agencies have requested X (formerly known as Twitter) to provide the IP addresses of the accounts responsible for these posts and to remove them from the platform.
The situation escalated quickly, with three bomb threats on Monday, ten on Tuesday, and at least six more on Wednesday. By Thursday, 14 additional flights received threats. Investigators have confirmed that these threats appear to be hoaxes, but they are still taking them seriously, ramping up security measures at airports across the nation.
India’s Civil Aviation Minister, Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu, stated that initial investigations have not suggested any organized consp...
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