Rajasthan High Court Bomb threat concerns triggered a high-level security meeting on Friday in Jaipur.
Acting Chief Justice Sanjeev Prakash Sharma met senior police officers to assess safety arrangements.
The meeting followed repeated emails threatening to blow up the Rajasthan High Court.
Top police officials, including ADG Law and Order Dinesh MN and Jaipur Police Commissioner Sachin Mittal, attended the discussion.
The meeting lasted nearly one and a half hours and focused on threat assessment and response measures.
Officials informed the Chief Justice that the court received bomb threats for four consecutive days.
Over the past 50 days, the High Court has received six such threatening emails.
Police investigations later confirmed that all threats were hoaxes.
Search operations found no explosives inside or around the court premises.
Police briefed the court on actions taken after each threat alert.
Authorities have strengthened security arrangements across the High Court complex.
Additional police deployment and surveillance measures are now in place.
The cyber cell continues efforts to identify those behind the threatening emails.
Investigators noted that the same email ID also sent threats to the Tamil Nadu DGP’s official address.
The messages mentioned extremist groups, including LTTE and ISI, raising serious concern.
Security agencies are treating the matter cautiously and continue a detailed investigation.
