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Woman held for sending hoax SMS

NEW DELHI: A 46-year-old woman holding a doctorate degree has been arrested for allegedly sending a hoax SMS. According to the police, Rose Devi (46) had sent an SMS to a former Supreme Court Bar Association president a few days ago warning that blasts would rock the court premises this Monday. The matter was reported to the police and the accused was arrested in Noida. She teaches in a reputed public school. Rose apparently had a grudge against a Patiala House District Courts advocate and sent the SMS to take revenge on him, the police said.

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