BDDS personnel screening the court complex in Tiruchy 
Tamil Nadu

Hoax bomb threat at Tiruchy court complex

The officials who read the mail passed on the information to the police.

DT NEXT Bureau

CHENNAI: A bomb threat to Tiruchy Combined Court Complex here on Monday turned out to be a hoax after a thorough screening by the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS).

It was reported that the Tiruchy district combined court complex received an email on Monday morning, stating that as many as 17 gelatin sticks had been planted across the court premises and would explode exactly at 1.40 pm, necessitating the court administration to evacuate the public from the premises well in advance.

The officials who read the mail passed on the information to the police. The sessions court police, along with the BDDS, led by Inspector Velusamy, rushed to the court premises and evacuated all the court staff, advocates, and the public. 

Subsequently, the BDDS commenced an elaborate search around the premises, including the vehicle parking area, corridors, courtrooms and the offices from 11 am to 3 pm and found nothing.

Later, the team declared the threat was a hoax, and the court officials, advocates and the public heaved a great sigh of relief.

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