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  • Bomb Threat at Begusarai Civil Court Triggers Search

    March 9, 2026

    Bomb Threat at Begusarai Civil Court Triggers Search

    Security was heightened at the civil court premises in Begusarai, Bihar, after authorities received a bomb threat on Monday, prompting a large-scale search operation by police and security agencies. The alert triggered immediate action from district officials, who rushed to the court complex and sealed off parts of the area as a precautionary measure.

    Officials said the threat created panic among lawyers, court staff, and visitors present at the premises. Police teams quickly cordoned off the building and restricted entry while bomb disposal squads and sniffer dogs began scanning the entire court complex.

    Authorities emphasised that the safety of people at the court was the top priority and urged everyone to remain calm during the security operation.

    Court premises evacuated for safety

    Following the bomb threat, security personnel evacuated the court complex and temporarily halted proceedings to ensure safety. Lawyers, litigants, and employees were asked to move away from the building while the search operation was underway.

    Senior police officials and district administration representatives supervised the operation on the ground. The area around the court was placed under tight security, with additional police personnel deployed to manage crowds and maintain order.

    Officials said the search operation included checking courtrooms, offices, corridors, parking areas, and surrounding buildings for any suspicious objects.

    Bomb squad and sniffer dogs deployed

    Specialised teams including the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS) and dog squads were deployed at the site to conduct a thorough inspection of the premises. The teams carefully examined every corner of the court complex to rule out any potential threat.

    Security agencies also checked vehicles parked near the court and examined bags and belongings of individuals entering the area. Police said such measures were necessary to ensure that no explosive devices had been planted within the premises.

    Authorities added that the operation would continue until the entire area was declared safe.

    Investigation launched to trace source of threat

    Meanwhile, police have begun an investigation to identify the source of the bomb threat. Officials are examining whether the alert was communicated through a phone call, email, or another medium.

    Cybercrime teams are also being consulted to trace the origin of the threat message. Investigators believe that identifying the sender will be crucial to determine whether the threat was genuine or a hoax intended to spread panic.

    Law enforcement agencies have warned that strict action will be taken against individuals responsible for making false bomb threats, as such acts disrupt public institutions and create unnecessary fear.

    Similar threats reported earlier

    The Begusarai incident comes amid a series of bomb threats reported at courts and public institutions in various parts of the country. In recent months, several civil courts in Bihar including those in Begusarai, Muzaffarpur, Siwan, Bhagalpur, and Samastipur have received similar threat messages.

    Authorities conducted security checks in those cases as well, and many of the threats later turned out to be hoaxes. Despite that, officials say every threat must be treated seriously to ensure public safety.

    Experts say the rise in such threats highlights the need for stronger cybersecurity monitoring and strict legal action against those responsible.

    Situation under control

    Police officials have assured the public that the situation in Begusarai is under control and that all necessary security measures are in place. Authorities will allow normal court operations to resume only after the search operation is completed and the premises are declared safe.

    The district administration has urged citizens to cooperate with security personnel and avoid spreading rumours while the investigation continues.

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