Delhi. Angered over the non-receipt of chocolates, a 24-year-old autistic patient threatened to blow up the five-star Hotel Leela on the Gurugram-Delhi border. The accused called the hotel staff and told them that he had planted a bomb in the hotel. After the information received from the hotel staff was under control, the police team reached the spot and evacuated the entire hotel. The hotel was thoroughly investigated by the dog ​​and bomb squad. After that those who stayed in it were given re-entry. The police and hotel administration heaved a sigh of relief when no bomb was found after a rigorous investigation for about two and a half hours. ACP DLF Vikas Kaushik said that the manager of Leela Hotel Varun Chhibber had informed the police control room on the phone on Tuesday morning. He told that the information about the planting of the bomb in his hotel has been given by some unknown person over the phone. The police, who swung into action, conducted a thorough search of the hotel along with the bomb squad, but nothing was found there.

After this, the police started an investigation of the unknown caller. It was learned that the mobile number from which the call was made was in the name of a person in Delhi. The problem was that after the incident, the above mobile number was switched off in the Gurugram area itself. When the police reached a hospital located in Sector-47 while searching, the whole matter got exposed.

The ACP said that it has also come to the fore in the investigation that earlier the above-mentioned youth had also called the landline of Delhi Airport and Hotel Taj to inform about the bomb. However, he could not talk to anyone there. On the other hand, due to this phone call from the youth, the people staying at Hotel Leela and the police team were disturbed for about two and a half hours.

the officer said
The cyber ​​cell has come to know during the investigation that the call was received at 11:6 am. After receiving the call, the investigation was done by the hotel for 30 minutes, but after not receiving anything, the hotel management has given complete information to the police control room. people in pain and panic More than 100 people staying in the hotel had to bear the consequences of a fake call from the accused youth. Only his heart knows how the two and a half hours of pain and panic passed. Those staying at what is considered to be the city’s luxurious hotel would never have imagined that the police had thrown them out for a moment. Here he had to stay outside for about two and a half hours. It was only after the police got a clean chit that a sigh of relief was seen on the faces of the people.