Fewer Students Attend Schools in Nagpur After Bomb Threat Emails A day after bomb threat emails circulated across Nagpur, schools in the city reported a noticeable drop in student attendance on Wednesday. The emails, which warned of potential attacks occurring “anywhere and at any time” until August 31, sparked widespread anxiety among parents, leading many to keep their children at home. Despite police conducting extensive searches and finding no explosives, the lingering fear of violence has created a climate of caution. The threat emails, which targeted multiple schools, prompted immediate action from authorities. Police teams searched school premises and surrounding areas but failed to locate any hazardous materials. However, the warnings have left parents deeply concerned about their children’s safety. At CPS Wardhaman Nagar, attendance was drastically reduced, with only five to six students present in each class. A student from the school told The Times of India that parents were “extremely sceptical” about sending their children to school, reflecting the widespread unease. Similar trends were observed at other institutions. At CPS International, Class 12 students showed particularly low turnout, with only two students reportedly attending classes. An eighth-grade student from a school in Besa noted that attendance was slightly below normal, though the overall mood on campus remained calm. A teacher from the same school, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed that nine students were absent and described heightened security measures. The school had restricted vehicle entry, intensified bag checks, and increased surveillance to ensure safety. School administrators have taken steps to reassure parents and students.#nagpur #the_times_of_india #besa #cps_wardhaman_nagar #cps_international
