LucknowUttar Pradesh Police has registered a case against an unknown caller in Lucknow after receiving threats to kill Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. According to the police, the threat was received through a message on ‘Dial 112’ (a number launched by the Uttar Pradesh government for emergency services). Police said that during the call, the person threatened to “kill CM Yogi soon”. After receiving the threat, the operation commander of ‘112’ registered a case at Sushant Golf City police station. Penal Code (IPC) Sections 506, 507 and IT Act 66.
“Dial 112” was arrested by an unidentified person under sections 506 and 507 of the IPC and 66 of the IT Act at police station Sushant Golf City after receiving threats to kill Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, police said in a statement. A case has been registered against.
Lucknow | A case under sections 506 and 507 of IPC and 66 IT Act has been registered at PS Sushant Golf City after ‘Dial 112’ received death threats against Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. April 25, 2023
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Caller who threatened PM arrested in Kerala
Authorities on Sunday arrested a man for allegedly writing a letter threatening to carry out a suicide bomb attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Kochi. Police said that the accused has been identified as Xavier. Kerala BJP chief K Surendran said on Saturday that he had received a letter last week about a conspiracy to assassinate Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Speaking to ANI, Kochi City Police Commissioner, K Sethu Raman said, “The person who sent the threat letter against the Prime Minister was arrested. Xavier, the accused was arrested yesterday. Reason There is personal enmity. He wrote the letter to trap me.” His neighbor We traced him with the help of forensics.
“Strong security arrangements have been made for the Prime Minister to reach Kochi. 2060 police personnel have been deployed for the purpose. Under this, traffic control has also been imposed from 2 pm,” the commissioner said.