Archive · 14 Jan 2026
Hoax bomb emails trigger searches in Punjab
On Wednesday, two places in Punjab, a court in Ludhiana and a school in Moga, received emails saying there might be bombs.
The police and special teams searched both places very carefully.
They found nothing dangerous, so the threats were not real.
The court didn't work that day, and the school kids went home early.
Everyone stayed safe, and the places were checked really well.
Bomb threat emails were received at Ludhiana court complex and a school in Moga, Punjab.
Comprehensive searches were conducted by police, bomb disposal, and dog squads.
No suspicious items were found, and the threats were later confirmed to be hoaxes.
The court complex was sealed, and the school was evacuated as a precautionary measure.
The Ludhiana District Bar Association announced 'no work' for the day.
- Who
- Police, bomb disposal squads, dog squads, Ludhiana District Bar Association, school principal
- What
- Hoax bomb threat emails triggered searches and evacuations
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Ludhiana court complex and a school in Moga, Punjab
- Why
- To ensure safety after receiving bomb threat emails
- Locations
- Ludhiana court complex, Moga school
- Action Taken
- Comprehensive searches, evacuation, no work announced
- Outcome
- No suspicious items found, threats were hoaxes
- Authorities Involved
- Police, bomb disposal squads, dog squads
- Date
- Wednesday
