Delhi on high alert over reports of possible terror attacks
The Delhi Police has put security agencies on high alert after receiving inputs of possible terror attacks in the city. Agencies have been directed to take appropriate security measures at metro stations, airports, railway stations, five-star hotels, religious places and embassies. The police said, "We have received inputs on June 10 that militants could target such places in large scale."
Following a series of terror attacks in London, Delhi Police have put all security agencies on high alert fearing possible terror attacks at certain strategic locations. Delhi Police issued an advisory to all security agencies across the country to take appropriate security measures at places such as crowded metro stations, airports, inter-state bus terminals, railway stations, five-star hotels, embassies of western countries, busy markets and religious places. "We have received inputs on June 10 that militants could target such places in large scale. Hence, an advisory has been issued on June 12 to alert security agencies such as Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), other para military forces and the intelligence wing of Delhi Police to be on their toes," said a senior official of Delhi police.