C.P. Radhakrishnan. File
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An nameless e-mail was despatched claiming {that a} bomb had been planted on the Mylapore residence of Vice-President of India C.P. Radhakrishnan. The police swiftly responded, securing the realm and finishing up intensive searches. No explosive was discovered on the premises, and authorities later declared the risk a hoax.
In line with police sources, the risk was despatched to the official e-mail ID of Tamil Nadu DGP on Thursday (October 16, 2025) night and particularly referred to the Vice-President’s Mylapore property. Instantly after receipt of the knowledge, the Safety Department of Better Chennai Metropolis Police, together with the personnel from the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS) and native police, rushed to the deal with talked about by the sender.
Investigators found that the home had not been in use for a while. A senior police officer stated the sender additionally talked about yet another location in Coimbatore. The police personnel, as a precautionary measure, additionally carried out search operations at Mr. Radhakrishnan’s present residence in Mylapore. Each places have been declared protected after thorough checks by the bomb disposal and canine squads.
The incident provides to a rising variety of hoax bomb threats delivered by way of e-mail in Chennai, concentrating on VIPs, faculties, media shops, IT corporations, and different establishments.
Revealed – October 17, 2025 01:11 pm IST
