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India Gazette
6 days ago
- Politics
- India Gazette
Bomb threat at Udyog Bhawan in Delhi, security forces on alert
ANI 30 May 2025, 23:09 GMT+10 New Delhi [India], May 30 (ANI): An alert was issued at Udyog Bhawan in New Delhi on Friday after authorities received a threat of a possible bomb attack, officials said. Security personnel immediately sprang into action as Udyog Bhawan houses several central government departments. Visuals from the spot showed thorough vehicle and visitor checks by security staff. Further details are awaited. Earlier in the day, the Haryana Civil Secretariat premises were vacated on Friday following an email warning of a bomb threat, officials said. Visuals from the spot showed security personnel making announcements via loudspeakers, urging people to evacuate the premises as a precautionary measure. Further details are awaited. This incident comes days after a similar scare on May 22, when the Punjab and Haryana High Court also received a bomb threat. The court premises were evacuated, and proceedings were suspended. 'We received a bomb threat. The lawyers and staff were asked to vacate the High Court. The court's work has been suspended until 2 pm,' Gagandeep Jammu, Secretary of the Punjab & Haryana High Court Bar Association, had told ANI. (ANI)
Indian Express
08-05-2025
- Politics
- Indian Express
Punjab and Haryana High Court Bar Association declares May 9 a ‘No Work Day'
The Punjab and Haryana High Court Bar Association Thursday declared Friday, May 9, a 'No Work Day' in view of what it described as a 'sensitive situation' and an 'imminent threat posed by separatist forces.' In a notice issued by honorary secretary Gagandeep Jammu, the Association cited security concerns and the ongoing blackout as reasons behind the decision. 'This decision has been taken in the interest of ensuring the safety and security of all Bar members,' the statement read. The announcement comes amid heightened alert in the region, with educational institutions ordered shut across Punjab, parts of Haryana, and Chandigarh. While the High Court is expected to remain formally open, courtrooms are likely to see limited functioning as advocates stay away in solidarity with the Bar's advisory.
