Manjeri Court Bomb Threat: Email Alert Triggers Massive Security Sweep

An email warning about a possible bomb at the Manjeri court triggered an immediate response from law enforcement agencies on Friday, reported IANS. Acting swiftly, a police team headed by Station House Officer Prathap reached the court complex and began precautionary measures. Bomb disposal experts and a trained dog squad were deployed to thoroughly scan the entire premises to ensure the safety of staff, lawyers and visitors. Authorities confirmed that a cyber probe has been launched to track the origin of the threatening email and identify those responsible. Officials said more information will be shared after the investigation progresses.

Last month, on January 8, bomb threat emails were received at district courts in different parts of Kerala. Security was tight and emergency inspections were carried out at the Kasaragod and Manjeri court complexes. In Kasaragod, a bomb threat was received on the official email ID of the District Court at approximately 11 am. Acting swiftly on the alert, officials cleared the entire court premises and called in a bomb disposal squad to examine the complex. Security personnel carried out an extensive search operation across the building and surrounding areas.

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However, after a meticulous inspection, the police confirmed that no suspicious materials or explosive devices were discovered. A senior police officer stated that a formal case would be registered and a detailed investigation initiated under the instructions of the District Police Chief.
A similar threatening email was reported at the Manjeri District Court, where the message claimed that explosive devices had been planted at two separate locations inside the court complex. The email was received at around 10.30 am, prompting court authorities to immediately inform the Superintendent of Police. Following the alert, bomb squad members and security teams conducted a comprehensive search of the premises. Police later confirmed that the inspection did not reveal any suspicious objects or explosives. Officials treated the threat with utmost seriousness to ensure public safety.

According to investigators, the email was sent from an address purporting to represent an organisation identifying itself as the Tamil Liberation Organization (TLO). The message alleged that two human bombs would be detonated within the court premises between 1 pm and 2 pm. It further claimed that RDX explosives had been placed at multiple spots inside the complex. The email also included a warning advising authorities to evacuate all staff members before the specified time. Police are now working to trace the origin of the email and identify those responsible for