Another bomb threat in Bengaluru: Anonymous sender claims, 'I planted bomb in Rameshwaram Cafe'
Taking the threat seriously, the police swiftly evacuated all patrons and staff from the hotel, initiating a complete search. Hotel owner Raghavendra Rao confirmed the police's response and said that all the ongoing events were halted for safety reasons.
FollowAn anonymous letter, reminiscent of the recent Rameswaram Cafe bombing, has ignited tension in Bengaluru's Kadamba Hotel, near the HMT ground. The Jalahalli police swiftly responded to the alarming message, mobilising a bomb squad and K-9 unit to thoroughly investigate the premises.
The letter, delivered to the Jalahalli police station, not only warned of a bomb planted in the hotel but also contained abusive language towards law enforcement officials. In a shocking twist, the letter also claimed responsibility for the Rameswaram Cafe explosion and accused the sender of orchestrating the Kadamba Hotel threat.
Bengaluru police conduct intensive search after bomb threat at Kadamba Gardenia Hotel in Jalahalli
Taking the threat seriously, the police swiftly evacuated all patrons and staff from the hotel, initiating a complete search. Hotel owner Raghavendra Rao confirmed the police's rapid response and said that all the ongoing events were halted for safety reasons.
The bomb threat, received around noon on Monday, spurred a quick investigation by authorities, highlighting the urgency of addressing potential dangers in public spaces.
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