Ahmedabad: Divyajyot School in Shilaj received multiple bomb threat emails over the weekend, echoing the recent threat made to Geneva Liberal School near Sarkhej-Shantipura Circle. The emails, discovered by school staff on Monday morning, warned of explosives planted on the campus and demanded action in connection with a rape case — similar to the content of the earlier threat.The school authorities immediately alerted the police and the education department. Acting swiftly, a bomb disposal squad and police teams reached the campus and conducted a thorough search for several hours. No suspicious items were found, and the campus was declared safe.Police sources revealed that the first threatening email was sent on Saturday, followed by two more on Sunday. The emails had reference to a rape and dowry case in Hyderabad and accused police authorities of inaction — a near-identical pattern to the threat mail sent to Geneva Liberal School last week.After confirming that no explosives were found, the school principal notified parents that regular classes would resume on Tuesday. Ahmedabad: Divyajyot School in Shela received multiple bomb threat emails over the weekend, echoing the recent threat made to Geneva Liberal School near Sarkhej-Shantipura Circle. The emails, discovered by school staff on Monday morning, warned of explosives planted on the campus and demanded action in connection with a rape case — similar to the content of the earlier threat.The school authorities immediately alerted the police and the education department. Acting swiftly, a bomb disposal squad and police teams reached the campus and conducted a thorough search for several hours. No suspicious items were found, and the campus was declared safe.Police sources revealed that the first threatening email was sent on Saturday, followed by two more on Sunday. The emails had reference to a rape and dowry case in Hyderabad and accused police authorities of inaction — a near-identical pattern to the threat mail sent to Geneva Liberal School last week.After confirming that no explosives were found, the school principal notified parents that regular classes would resume on Tuesday.