Amid bomb threat via email, Delhi High Court beefs up security

Security measures at the Delhi High Court premises have been significantly beefed up after a bomb threat was sent to officials late in the evening of February 14.
The ominous message to the court’s registrar-general predicted a possible bomb blast on Thursday, February 15, prompting immediate action by law enforcement agencies.
According to sources familiar with the matter, the threatening email announced that the capital city of Delhi would witness what was described as the “biggest bomb blast” on the specified date.
The sender, whose identity remains unknown, brazenly challenged the court’s security apparatus, urging them to use all available resources while inviting the presence of government officials, allegedly get caught in the explosion.

The email’s chilling contents read, “I will blow you up with a bomb on February 15. This blast will be the biggest in Delhi. Deploy as much security as possible and call all the ministers and we will blow you up together.”

In response to the grave threat, law enforcement agencies have launched a thorough investigation into the matter. Specialized units have been deployed to trace the origin of the email and identify the individual or group responsible for the menacing communication.

As a precautionary measure, security has been significantly augmented around the Delhi High Court complex. Tightened surveillance, increased presence of armed personnel, and stringent access control measures have been implemented to ensure the safety and security of all occupants and visitors to the premises.