Terrorist threats to bomb schools

December 26, 2025

The easiest way for terrorists to demonstrate their power is to show their sharp claws through threats and false rumors. In Punjab, terrorists are constantly trying to spread chaos through continuous threats and challenges. The perception is created that Punjab is not ruled by peace but by a gun culture. But this is not the reality. The easiest way for terrorists to spread terror is to threaten to bomb sensitive areas. Terrorists did this first in Amritsar.

There, they threatened to bomb schools. After that, 11 schools in Jalandhar were also threatened with bombing. The police searched every nook and cranny, trying to find these so-called bombs, but how could bombs be found from mere threats? Yes, chaos and fear did spread, but only for a day. Now, the terrorists have taken the same step in Patiala and Rajpura.

Schools in both cities received bomb threats. A threatening email was sent to 3 schools in Patiala and one large school in Rajpura. It stated that bombs would explode in the schools between 1:11 PM and 9:11 PM. The police conducted extensive searches in these schools, but no explosive material was recovered from any school. Now, the concerned SSP has said that the cyber cell is tracing the IP address of this email.

Along with the threat, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann was also threatened, and a demand for a separate state from India was made. Terrorists hiding abroad carry out such acts frequently.
When the G20 summit was being held in India, terrorists created a storm of threats to tarnish India’s reputation, but representatives of the world’s major countries saw that a meeting of this summit was also held in Amritsar with great pomp and show, and the terrorists’ threats proved futile. Terrorism has become a business in the world today. This must be countered with constant vigilance and comprehensive security measures. The countries of the world can collectively eradicate terrorism, but the difficulty lies in the fact that some hypocritical countries condemn terrorism on the one hand while secretly supporting terrorists on the other.