Jaipur, April 14, 2026: Panic gripped parts of Rajasthan on Monday after bomb threat emails were sent to multiple key institutions, including courts in Jaipur and the Rajasthan Assembly, prompting immediate evacuations and large-scale security operations.
According to officials, the threats were received via email at the Rajasthan Assembly, the Jaipur bench of the Rajasthan High Court, and district court premises, triggering swift action from security agencies.
Evacuation and Security Checks
Following the alerts, authorities evacuated court complexes and government buildings as a precautionary measure. Police, bomb disposal squads, dog squads, and anti-sabotage teams were deployed across the affected locations.
Lawyers, court staff, and visitors were moved out of the premises while security personnel conducted extensive searches of courtrooms, corridors, parking areas, and surrounding premises.
The incident caused significant disruption to court proceedings and administrative work for several hours.
No Suspicious Object Found
After thorough investigation and security sweeps, officials confirmed that no explosives or suspicious items were found at any of the locations. The threats are currently being treated as hoax messages, though investigations are ongoing.
Authorities have initiated efforts to trace the origin of the threatening emails, with cyber teams working to identify the sender.
High Alert Across Jaipur
In response to the threats, security has been tightened across Jaipur, especially at:
- Court complexes
- Government buildings
- Public institutions
Police have increased surveillance and patrolling in sensitive areas to prevent any untoward incidents.
Pattern of Hoax Threats
Officials noted that similar bomb threat emails have been reported in the past across Rajasthan and other parts of India. Many of these incidents have turned out to be hoaxes, but each case is treated with seriousness due to security concerns.
Authorities Urge Calm
Police and administrative officials have urged the public to remain calm and avoid spreading rumors. They emphasized that strict action will be taken against those responsible for creating panic through fake threats.