- BJP, Left and JD (S) condemn bomb blasts in Bangalore
- Sonia Gandhi condemns Bangalore blasts
- CISF to provide security cover to IT industry: Patil
- Two killed in nine bomb blasts in Bangalore(2nd lead: Bangalore blast)
- CID raids Asaram Bapu's ashram in Ahmedabad
- One militant killed in encounter with police in Tripura
Security at Thiruvananthapuram stepped up after a false alarm
May 1: After a tipoff received by a police station at Mangalore, Karnataka, the two flights bound for Thiruvananthapuram were thoroughly scrutinized at the airport. The police station at Karnataka said that they were informed of an bomb being planted in one of the planes returning from Gulf.
The information was passed on to the security at Thiruvananthapuram International Airport and a swarm of security officers rushed to search and diffuse the bomb.
-
E-mail Article 
Printer Friendly
Text-Size 
The two planes searched were Air India Express?s Doha-Thiruvanathapuram-Kozhikode flight and Qatar Airways?s Doha-Thiruvananthapuram-Doha flight. The passengers were also met by inconveniences as their luggage was checked by the security personnel.
After a tedious search there was no sign of a bomb plantation and it all came out to be a hoax. The security at the airport was also stepped up.
The situation was better and under control till last reports reached here at 1.00 p.m. The flight schedule has been restored after short delays at the airport.
Security teemed up in and around Siddhivinayak temple in Mumbai.
Security high on Nepalese border, govt suspects Maoists-Naxalite coordination.
Security personnel missing in the operation against naxals in Dantewada, Chhatisgarh.
Safety and Security still distant for working women.
Human Security in South Asia: Challenges and Solution.