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The police, including SP Gunjan Arya, the bomb disposal squad, and fire brigade personnel, are on the scene. Similar threats were also received by district courts in Mysuru, Gadag, and Bagalkote, but no suspicious objects were found.

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The threats triggered extensive security checks at multiple locations, though no suspicious objects were found anywhere.| India News