Lucknow: A student of class X in Bareilly district of Uttar Pradesh threatened to blast the entire school. The student demanded two lakh rupees as a ransom in lieu of this. The student had threatened that if he was not given two lakhs, he would blast the school. As soon as this matter reached the administration, everyone got shocked.

After this, the police has arrested the student. The student also does the work of distributing newspapers. Police has registered a case under section 386 and 507 of the IPC on the student. On this threat, the school manager Anil Singh has said that the student wrote a letter on Sunday, in which it was said that a Pulwama-like attack would not be made if the ransom money was given. The student claimed in the letter that he had planted bombs inside the school campus and in his house. After this there was a stir in the school administration. The administration immediately reported the matter to the police, after which the police reached the school with a bomb disposal squad. But when the search operation was carried out, the police could not find anything.

More than 400 children study in the school. After this, another letter was received again in the school premises on Tuesday. Two lakh rupees were demanded in this too and threatened to face dire consequences if the ransom was not given. When the police investigated, it was found that paper torn from a science notebook was used to write this paper. After this, the police checked the notebooks of the children of class 9 and class 10. In this investigation, the accused student was caught. The SSP said that the accused has been identified. When questioned by the police, the accused student failed to give satisfactory answers. The student also said that someone had forced him to write a letter.

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