NEW DELHI: Two CRPF colleges and a number of other courts within the nationwide capital acquired bomb threats by way of e-mail on Tuesday, prompting rapid safety alerts and precautionary measures, officers mentioned.The colleges, positioned in Prashant Vihar and Dwarka, acquired the threats round 9 am, the Delhi Hearth Companies mentioned.Three court docket complexes in Delhi, together with the Saket District Courtroom and Patiala Home Courtroom, had been vacated after receiving the bomb menace e-mails.Authorities confirmed that each the faculties and courts had been evacuated as a precaution, with college students and employees safely moved to safe areas whereas bomb disposal groups performed thorough checks.Delhi Police officers are investigating the supply of the threats.Safety has been heightened throughout the realm, and oldsters have been suggested to comply with official updates and cooperate with authorities.The incident comes only a week after a automotive explosion close to the Pink Fort on November 10 claimed the lives of 15 folks, elevating tensions within the metropolis as soon as once more.Intensifying the investigation into the November 10 Delhi automotive blast that killed 15 folks, the Nationwide Investigation Company (NIA) on Monday arrested one other Kashmiri resident linked to the Pink Fort suicide bombing and revealed that the Jaish module was planning Hamas-style drone assaults in India.Officers mentioned the group was additionally trying to fabricate small rockets for a sequence of coordinated blasts, exposing a much more subtle and expansive terror plot than beforehand identified.On Sunday, the NIA arrested Kashmiri resident Amir Rashid Ali, in whose identify the i20 automotive used within the assault was registered. A resident of Pampore, Ali was taken into custody from Delhi.In the meantime, investigators are probing whether or not Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist Umar Un Nabi tried to function as a ‘shoe bomber.’ This line of inquiry arose after sleuths recovered a shoe from beneath the driving seat, close to the proper entrance tyre of the i20 automotive.The invention bears a chilling resemblance to the notorious December 2001 try by Richard Reid, who tried to detonate a TATP (triacetone triperoxide) explosive hid in his footwear on an American Airways flight. Forensic groups inspecting the recovered shoe discovered a metallic substance inside, which is at the moment beneath scrutiny to find out whether or not it might have functioned as a set off mechanism for the explosive machine.(With company inputs)