Overview
- The Kerala Secretariat, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan's office, and Kochi's Nedumbassery International Airport received bomb threats via email on April 28, later confirmed as false alarms.
- Authorities conducted extensive anti-sabotage checks across multiple locations, including the CM's residence, Cliff House, and other government offices, finding no explosives.
- The anonymous sender, using the alias Abdul Anulappados, claimed a political motive tied to a drug cartel, though police suspect the identity and narrative are fabricated.
- Kerala Police have registered nearly 10 cases related to recurring hoax threats and enlisted Microsoft's assistance to trace the origins of spoofed emails sent via VPNs.
- Heightened security measures continue across Kerala as investigators collaborate with central agencies to address the disruptions and prevent resource fatigue.