Bomb threat triggers searches at the official residence of the Kerala Chief Minister and at the Thiruvananthapuram District Court. Bomb threat triggers searches after an e-mail warning mentioned issues connected to Tamil Nadu politics. The message, received on Monday, was sent to the District Court.
The alert forced immediate security action in the capital. Police teams rushed to Cliff House, the Chief Minister’s residence, and the court complex. Sniffer dogs and bomb squads carried out thorough checks. Security personnel sealed the areas and restricted movement.
Officials confirmed that the message was under investigation. Cyber experts are tracing the source of the e-mail. Senior officers held meetings to assess the threat and plan further steps.
The scare created tension in the city, but authorities reassured the public that safety measures were in place. They added that security at key government locations would be tightened.
The incident comes at a politically sensitive time in Kerala, with references to Tamil Nadu politics raising further concerns. Police sources said they would continue investigations until the sender of the threat is identified.
