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Indian High school teenager threatens school explosion demanding over $2,700 ransom

20 February 2020 18:18 (UTC +04:00)

A student in a town in India’s northern state of Uttar Pradesh recently penned two letters threatening a Pulwama-like explosion at his school if his demands for 200,000 rupees (about 2700 dollars) were not met, APA reports citing Sputnik.

A tenth-grade high school student wrote two letters to his school authorities in the northern Indian town of Bareilly earlier this week, threatening an explosive attack and demanding INR 200,000 (over $2,700 approx.) as ransom from his school, media reported on Thursday.

The warning letters specified that the explosives were planted on the school premises, and if triggered would result in a “Pulwama-like” attack.