Bomb Threats to 170 Flights in 9 Days..!?

It is a well-known fact that bomb threats to planes have become a topic of discussion in the last few days. Even if the perpetrators of these bomb threats are said to be added to the no-fly list, they are not stopping even though they have issued warnings that steps will be taken to give life imprisonment to the perpetrators of such acts. Airline companies have been receiving bomb threats for the past few days. Recently, there has been a huge number of threats. As part of this, around 80 domestic and international flight services have received warnings within 24 hours between monday and Tuesday. These matters were announced by the "Bomb Threat Evolution Committee". With this, it is said that in the past 9 days, the number of planes that have been threatened has reached 170. It is said that the loss caused to the airlines due to these threats is huge.
 As a part of this, the officials say that there will be a loss of Rs 600 crore due to these disruptions. It is known that Union minister Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu has said that the government is serious about the threats that are causing serious problems to the airlines and passengers. He said that on this occasion, the laws are being amended to include the perpetrators of threats in the no-fly list. At the same time, it has been clarified that all the threats so far are fake. In any case, they made sensational comments that they are trying to bring legal changes to impose life imprisonment on those who make threatening calls and threatening posts on social media. At the same time, it seems that the central government is planning to amend the rules under civil aviation security so that the criminals can be immediately arrested by starting the investigation into the crimes on the plane without court orders. It is in this context that they are thinking of changing the rules to punish them severely.
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Sowmiya Sriram

23/10/2024 06:12 PM