The email was sent by an unidentified person to the official ID of the Gujarat HC on Monday morning, claiming that RDX was placed in the court premises, Sola police station inspector KN Bhukan told PTI.
"Upon learning about the threat from the court officials, local police, along with a dog squad, and the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad reached the spot and started scanning all the buildings in the high court premises without disturbing the proceedings," Bhukan said.
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The police then carried out a thorough check of the premises, including all the court buildings, chambers, as well as parked and incoming cars. Nothing suspicious was found in the premises, the official said.
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The police then carried out a thorough check of the premises, including all the court buildings, chambers, as well as parked and incoming cars. Nothing suspicious was found in the premises, the official said.
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