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Email bomb threats spark panic at five courts in Maharashtra

Email bomb threats spark panic at five courts in Maharashtra

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Police said that on Monday bomb‑threat emails written in Punjabi were sent to three private schools and the Indore Mayor’s office, in connection with Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh’s planned concert on November 15. The same day, district and sessions courts in Pune, Thane, Hingoli, Beed and Nanded in Maharashtra also received similar bomb‑threat emails, prompting a security scare and extensive police searches. No suspicious objects or explosives were found during the searches.

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    District and sessions courts in Maharashtra's Pune, Thane, Hingoli, Beed and Nanded received emails threatening bomb blasts on their premises on Monday, triggering a security scare and extensive searches by the police. No suspicious objects or explosives were found during the searches, police said…

    — The New Indian Express

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District and sessions courts in Maharashtra's Pune, Thane, Hingoli, Beed and Nanded received emails threatening bomb blasts on their premises on Monday, triggering a security scare and extensive searches by the police. No suspicious objects or explosives were found during the searches, police said…

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