Jaiveer Singh Chauhan (secretary, Delhi Bar Association): “We had already been contemplating how to enhance security in the court premises. The call in fact made us act rapidly. After a meeting with the area police officials, Tis Hazari will now have new metal detectors, more police personnel, and many other measures in place from tomorrow.”

* S P Singh (member executive, Delhi Bar Association): “May be this was the wake-up call for officials responsible for ensuring security inside the court premises. Hoax or real, at least it would help improve the security situation.”

Piyush Prabhakar (advocate): “The court complex has metal detectors but most of them do not work properly. Moreover, no policeman is present to frisk any suspicious person. The call would certainly help bring in some effective measures.”

New measures from today
12 new metal detectors, with latest technology, brought in today
From Friday, each gate will have two detectors: one for lawyers and the court staff, another for litigants
Parking attendants to check all vehicles entering the premises; no one will be allowed to stay in court complex after 8 pm
Anyone violating regulations would invite arrestPrivate security personnel hired to raise security

(According to Delhi Bar Association secretary Jaiveer Singh Chauhan)