On Sunday, six Bengaluru-bound IndiGo flights received bomb threats through an anonymous post on X (formerly Twitter), claiming there were two bombers on each of the planes. This incident brings the total number of such threats to nearly 200 in just a week,

The statement reads, "We are taking all necessary precautions in collaboration with relevant authorities."

Multiple Indigo flights received fresh bomb threats on Sunday, October 20, amid series of hoaxes.

Leading airlines including IndiGo and Vistara received the threats on. Six of these were addressed to IndiGo while and equal number were received by Vistara. Other flights that were affected by this i

IndiGo, in an official statement, said that it remains committed to upholding the highest standards of security and is acting swiftly to address any potential risks.

The Civil Aviation Ministry plans to put in place strict norms to prevent incidents of hoax bomb threats to airlines, including placing the perpetrators in the no-fly list.

Over 20 flights from Indian airlines received bomb threats on Sunday, prompting emergency responses, though many threats this week have been confirmed as hoaxes.

Bengaluru Airport received a bomb threat claiming 12 bombers on six IndiGo flights, prompting heightened security measures and investigations.- Watch Video on English Oneindia

More than 90 fake bomb threats have been made against flights operated by multiple Indian airlines this week, Indian media reported Sunday, sparking fear among passengers and global delays.India's IndiGo airline confirmed threats were made against six of its flights on Sunday.

In a troubling series of events, bomb threat incidents continued over the weekend, affecting a total of 24 flights. Following the threats, all aircraft were directed to a designated area upon landing for thorough security checks.

For six consecutive days, Indian airlines have faced numerous bomb hoax threats, affecting nearly 90 flights. Major hubs like Mumbai and New Delhi were significantly disrupted. The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security is urging strict adherence to protocols.