Bank of Baroda Bomb Threat in Delhi Branch

After Gujarat, Bomb threat was received in Bank of Baroda branch in Delhi. A bomb threat was reported at a Bank of Baroda branch on Sansad Marg (Parliament Street) in New Delhi on November 10, 2026. Following the threat, police and a bomb disposal squad reached the premises and conducted a thorough search. No explosives or suspicious objects were found, and the threat was declared a hoax.

Key details

• Bank: Bank of Baroda
• Location: Sansad Marg, New Delhi
• Date: November 10, 2026
• Threat received: Around 11:35 AM
• Security action: Police and bomb disposal squad searched the premises.
• Search completed: The operation continued until around 1:10 PM.
• Final outcome: The threat was declared a hoax at approximately 1:55 PM.
• Investigation: Authorities are working to identify the source of the threat.

On November 9, 2026, bomb threat emails also targeted Bank of Baroda branches in Surat and Vadodara, Gujarat. Police conducted searches at the affected locations, but no suspicious objects or explosives were found.

The Cyber Crime unit tracking the Gujarat banking threats identified that a threatening email was dispatched from the address conte734@gmail.com under the name “Sira Conte”. The emails were sent to the official Gmail accounts of specific bank branches, warning that the premises would be blown up.

Authorities are checking for links to a larger, recurring sequence of digital hoaxes. Only days prior, on November 6, similar email threats targeted the Gujarat High Court and the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO), following a separate wave on November 3 that targeted jails and temples. Security agencies are analyzing if these incidents are part of a coordinated effort to spread public panic.

In New Delhi, the Sansad Marg threat was uniquely delivered via a phone call rather than an email. Local police are actively working with telecom authorities to trace the exact location and identity of the caller who triggered the Central Delhi scramble.