Early Friday morning the High Court from Bombay received a bomb threat via e -mail. However, the police have reported that the search did not deliver suspects and resumed legal proceedings in time without interruptions.
The High Court from Bombay received another e -mail from the bomb threat on Friday 19 September, which led to the immediate execution of security protocols. Police officers have indicated that first investigations suggest that the threat can be a hoax; However, precautions are taken to guarantee the safety of everyone.
Security was tightened
In response to the report, security has been increased both inside and around the High Court. Thorough checks are carried out on all vehicles that enter and leave the building, and additional police officers are stationed to prevent possible incidents.
No suspicious elements found
Early Friday morning the High Court from Bombay received a bomb threat via e -mail. However, the police have reported that the search did not deliver suspects and resumed legal proceedings in time without interruptions. This is the second incident in recent days, after an earlier threat that led to a temporary evacuation, although no explosives were discovered at the time.
Authorities have not yet identified credible evidence with regard to the e -mail threat. The police actively investigate the origin of the message and seriously treat the case because of the earlier threats against the Supreme Court.
A similar threat was sent to the official e -mail of the court, so that the legal proceedings were put in legal proceedings on 12 September. That threat was later established as a hoax, because no suspicious items were found.
A Senior police officer said: “An e -mail from the bomb threat was received by the Bombay HC authorities in the afternoon. A thorough search was carried out, but nothing was found suspicious. It turned out to be a hoax -e -mail.”
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