Overview
- Investigators said Tuesday that the Gwalior bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court received an email threatening an IED blast at Diljit Dosanjh’s November 15 Indore concert.
- State and local police tightened protection for the High Court, judges’ residences and concert venues while search teams have found no explosives so far.
- Preliminary digital forensics linked the message to an IP address on a foreign network but officials warned the sender likely used methods to hide their true location.
- Authorities are examining possible connections to similar recent threats sent to three private schools and the Indore mayor’s office, and the Bhopal STF is co‑ordinating technical inquiries.
- Dosanjh has said the show will go ahead and organisers face new security and content limits, including bans on several songs, as officials weigh how to secure large public events against anonymous digital threats.