A handwritten bomb threat note is found in the women’s washroom at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport in Kolkata, triggering a security search of the airport premises. Airport authorities and security teams examine the gate-area that the note references while local police review CCTV and record statements from staff who discovered the note.

Across outlets, reporting consistently says no explosives are found and flight operations continue without reported delays or cancellations. Some coverage adds that the note is reportedly written in Bengali on tissue paper and that security forces use bomb-detection equipment and sniffer dogs. Outlets also describe the investigation as ongoing to identify the source of the threat, with at least one account suggesting it could be a hoax. Details that vary include which boarding gate the note mentions, with reports citing Gate 23 or Gate 30, and whether the threat includes CISF personnel.

Overall, the incident is framed as a precautionary security response at the airport, with emphasis on the lack of operational disruption and the continuing inquiry.