Gwalior High Court Gets Bomb Threat Email, Security Tightened

Gwalior High Court Receives Email Threat of Bomb Attack

The Gwalior High Court has received an email threatening to blow up the court with a bomb, causing concern among the police and security agencies. The threatening email also mentioned the proposed concert of Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh in Indore on 15 November.

The email also referred to a threat to blow up 'Jalsa', the Mumbai bungalow of Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan.

Security Tightened Around High Court

According to information available, the threatening email was received by the High Court before Diwali. Court holidays are currently underway.

After details of the threat came to light, the police and security agencies were put on alert. Security has been increased at the High Court premises and around the judges.

Police patrolling has also been intensified on High Court Road in City Center. The road is located in the University police station area of Gwalior.

The email reportedly spoke about stopping the Diljit Dosanjh concert proposed to be held in Indore on 15 November. Along with the concert, it mentioned the alleged threat involving 'Jalsa'.

Crime Branch, ATS Begin Probe

Officials are preparing to further tighten security when the court reopens after the holidays. People coming to the court and vehicles entering the premises will be subjected to intensive checks.

Considering the seriousness of the matter, the Gwalior Crime Branch and the ATS have started an investigation.

Information from the preliminary investigation indicates that the IP address linked to the threatening email appears to be from a foreign country. However, the investigating agencies have also not ruled out the possibility that the email may have been sent from within India.

The investigation into the entire matter is currently underway. The information has emerged through trusted official sources.