Delhi-Varanasi IndiGo flight receives bomb threat, investigation on

Delhi-Varanasi IndiGo flight receives bomb threat, investigation on
The Varanasi-bound IndiGo aircraft has been moved to an isolation bay at the Delhi airport for investigation. A bomb disposal team is currently on the site
Passengers of an IndiGo Airline flight from Delhi to Varanasi were evacuated at Delhi airport after it received a bomb threat on Tuesday morning, news agencies reported. The aircraft has been moved to isolation bay and further investigations are being carried out. 
Aviation security and a bomb disposal team are currently on site, a Delhi airport official told news agency ANI.

In a video posted by news agency PTI, passengers of the IndiGo flight are seen being evacuated via an emergency exit following the bomb threat.
(source: ANI &PTI)

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