JAIPUR: The security has been strengthened at the Sawai Man Singh Stadium — which will host three IPL matches when the tournament resumes on May 17 — following two bomb threats which were later confirmed to be hoaxes.
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Rajasthan State Sports Council (RSSC) chairperson Neeraj K Pawan assured fans and stakeholders that there is no cause for concern, with comprehensive security measures in place to ensure a safe and smooth experience.
The bomb threats, on May 8 and May 12, which caused initial alarm, prompted swift action from authorities. A third threat mail was received Tuesday afternoon, prompting the police to launch a full-scale search operation at the stadium. This one too turned out to be a hoax.
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Rajasthan State Sports Council (RSSC) chairperson Neeraj K Pawan assured fans and stakeholders that there is no cause for concern, with comprehensive security measures in place to ensure a safe and smooth experience.
The bomb threats, on May 8 and May 12, which caused initial alarm, prompted swift action from authorities. A third threat mail was received Tuesday afternoon, prompting the police to launch a full-scale search operation at the stadium. This one too turned out to be a hoax.
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