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Bomb Hoax Stalls Gujarat Assembly Session
- On Wednesday morning, the Gujarat Legislative Assembly at Vitthalbhai Patel Bhavan was evacuated following a bomb threat email, occurring minutes before the Budget Session was scheduled to begin.
- This incident marks the second bomb threat targeting a government building in Gandhinagar within two days, following a similar threat at Karmyogi Bhawan in Sector 11 on March 16.
- After an hour-long inspection by the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad, Superintendent Ravi Teja Vasamsetty declared the premises safe, allowing the session to resume.
- Legislators have called for strict action against those responsible for the disruption, which delayed the scheduled Question Hour expected to include school students.
- The Budget Session concludes on March 25, with lawmakers expected to table a bill introducing the Uniform Civil Code, following a report submitted Tuesday to Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel by Justice Ranjana Desai.
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Gujarat assembly complex gets bomb threat amid budget session; turns out hoax after search
Gandhinagar, Mar 18 (PTI) The Gujarat assembly complex received a bomb threat via email on Wednesday morning during the ongoing budget session, but it turned out to be a hoax after a thorough check of the premises, police said. The threat was received on the official email ID of the assembly just minutes before the […]
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