A 47-year-old man from Mysuru in Karnataka has been arrested by the Delhi Police for allegedly sending more than 1,000 hoax threat messages to key institutions across India, reported the IANS. The accused, identified as Srinivas Louis, was detained on Thursday from his rented accommodation during a joint operation involving Delhi Police and local police teams, police said. According to officials, several prominent institutions were targeted, including the Delhi High Court, the Delhi Assembly, schools, and various government offices. These threats, mostly related to bomb scares, led to multiple evacuations and high-alert situations over the past few weeks. However, police later confirmed that all the threats were false and intended to create panic. Authorities are continuing their investigation to determine the motive behind the repeated hoax messages. Officials are also trying to establish whether the accused acted alone or had any accomplices. Police noted that such hoax threats disrupt normal functioning and place a heavy burden on emergency and security services. Rise in hoax threats Officials highlighted that hoax threat messages have become increasingly common …