BREAKING | Bomb Threat at Delhi’s Dwarka Court: Entire Complex Evacuated, Search Operation Underway!

Vaibhav Ojha

10 months ago

A bomb threat at Dwarka Court Today (April 16) led to immediate evacuation of all MM courts. Police and bomb squads are on-site conducting a full security sweep.

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BREAKING | Bomb Threat at Delhi's Dwarka Court: Entire Complex Evacuated, Search Operation Underway!

“सुरक्षा अलर्ट: द्वारका कोर्ट में बम की धमकी!”

In a major security scare today, a bomb threat was reported at the Dwarka Court complex in Delhi. As a precautionary measure,

“आज बम की धमकी मिलने के कारण सभी एमएम कोर्ट को तुरंत खाली करा दिया गया है!” — all MM (Metropolitan Magistrate) Courts were immediately evacuated to ensure the safety of the public, court officials, and legal professionals.

Security forces, including bomb disposal squads and local police units, swiftly reached the court premises and began a detailed search operation.

“पुलिस बल और बम निरोधक दस्ते फिलहाल मौके पर हैं और स्थिति की पूरी तत्परता से जांच कर रहे हैं!” Authorities are thoroughly checking every corner of the premises with high alertness and complete seriousness.

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The administration has requested people to remain calm and not to visit the area until further notice.

“हम सभी से शांत रहने, सुरक्षित रहने और अधिकारियों द्वारा आगे की जानकारी दिए जाने तक परिसर में न जाने का आग्रह करते हैं!” This advisory was issued in the interest of public safety, and law enforcement teams are doing everything possible to manage the situation responsibly.

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“आपकी सुरक्षा हमारी सर्वोच्च प्राथमिकता है!” Your safety remains the highest priority for the authorities. All efforts are being made to ensure that no threat remains and normal operations can resume only after complete assurance.

Authorities have also appealed to citizens: