Kumar Bahukhandi
Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini has received a death threat. Taking immediate action in the case, Haryana police has arrested a person. A person has been arrested for allegedly giving ‘death threats’ to the Haryana Chief Minister on a WhatsApp group in Julana of Jind district. Police gave this information on Saturday. The accused has been identified as Ajmer, a resident of Devrar in Jind district.
Jind Superintendent of Police Sumit Kumar said, “As soon as the matter came to the notice of the police, an FIR was registered and Ajmer was arrested. A case has been registered against the accused under the IT Act for threatening.
Actually the whole matter is of the day of Haryana election results on 8 October. In a WhatsApp group named ‘Sombir Rathi Julana Halka’ it was written that whoever becomes the Chief Minister of Haryana, I will shoot him. The way Godse had shot Mahatma Gandhi. When an investigation was done after the complaint, it was found that a resident of Devrad village of Ajmer had sent this threatening message.
According to the information, the man wrote this in the group while under the influence of alcohol. After regaining consciousness, he deleted the message and also accepted his mistake. The arrested accused has no criminal record.
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