Now a high-stakes security operation is underway in the national capital. Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta received a chilling bomb threat email today, March 24, 2026. The message warned that both the House and the Vidhan Sabha metro station would be “blown up.” Therefore, security forces immediately locked down the premises during the active Budget Session. Currently, elite bomb disposal squads are conducting a massive sweep of the area.
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At a Glance:
The Target: Delhi Vidhan Sabha and the adjacent Metro Station.
The Sender: An anonymous email received by Speaker Vijender Gupta.
The Scope: Alleged threats against PM Modi, HM Amit Shah, and LG Taranjit Singh Sandhu.
Current Status: Nothing suspicious found so far; House proceedings continue under heavy guard.
The Pattern: Latest in a string of hoax threats targeting Delhi schools and banks in 2026.
In This Article:
Budget Session Interrupted: The Security Sweep
Extensive Threat List: PM and LG Named
Vidhan Sabha Metro Station Protocol
A Surge in 2026 Hoax Calls: Schools and Banks
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Budget Session Interrupted: The Security Sweep
Now the 2026 Delhi Budget Session has been overshadowed by security concerns. Shortly after the email arrived, the Delhi Police and paramilitary forces arrived at the Assembly. Therefore, the premises were cordoned off as sniffer dogs and electronic sweeps began.
First, the Assembly galleries were cleared of visitors. Next, the parking areas and basement levels were meticulously searched. Thus, the administration is taking no chances despite the likelihood of a hoax.
“Necessary police arrangements are in place,” officials confirmed this morning. Meanwhile, Cabinet Ministers remained inside the House as the session proceeded under a revised security ring.
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Extensive Threat List: PM and LG Named
Now the nature of the email suggests a wider conspiracy. Reports indicate that the mail was not limited to the building itself. Therefore, it contained specific threats against several high-ranking officials.
First, the list reportedly included Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. Next, LG Taranjit Singh Sandhu and CM Rekha Gupta were named as potential targets. Thus, the Special Cell of the Delhi Police has been brought in to trace the digital footprint of the sender.
While the veracity of these specific names is being confirmed, the threat is being handled at the highest level.
Vidhan Sabha Metro Station Protocol
Now the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has also activated its emergency protocol. Since the Vidhan Sabha station is a critical transit hub, the CISF has increased its presence. Therefore, commuters are facing additional layers of frisking today.
First, the entry and exit points were partially restricted during the initial search. Next, the technical rooms and platform undersides were scanned for explosives. Thus, while the metro remains operational, delays are expected throughout the yellow line.
“We are coordinating with the local police to ensure passenger safety,” a DMRC spokesperson stated.
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A Surge in 2026 Hoax Calls: Schools and Banks
Now this incident follows a disturbing trend in the capital. Over the past month, Delhi has faced a wave of digital threats. Therefore, today’s email is viewed as part of a larger pattern of psychological disruption.
Earlier this month, at least six schools, including Army Public School and Sardar Patel Vidyalaya, faced similar scares. Next, three major banks in Connaught Place and Shahdara were targeted. Thus, the police are investigating whether a single group is responsible for these “swatting” attempts.
So far, every single threat in 2026 has turned out to be a hoax. However, the cost of these security deployments is mounting.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is the Delhi Vidhan Sabha open today?
Yes. While the search is ongoing, the Budget Session proceedings have not been officially adjourned.
Is the Vidhan Sabha Metro Station closed?
No. The station is open, but passengers should expect heavy security checks and minor delays.
Who received the bomb threat email?
The email was sent directly to the office of Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta.
Have any explosives been found?
No. As of 12:00 PM on March 24, nothing suspicious has been recovered from the Assembly or the Metro station.
Which other officials were threatened?
The email reportedly named the PM, Home Minister, EAM S Jaishankar, and Delhi Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa.
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