PM Modi Receives Death Threat Again: Mumbai Police Investigates

Mumbai Police on Saturday received a message threatening to kill Prime Minister Narendra Modi. An official gave this information. The official said that the number from which this message was sent has been traced to Ajmer in Rajasthan and a police team was immediately sent there to catch the suspect.

He said that the WhatsApp message received on the traffic police helpline in the early hours mentioned an agent of the Pakistani intelligence agency ‘ISI’ and talked about a conspiracy to bomb Modi. The official said that the investigating officers suspected that the person sending the message was mentally deranged or was drunk. He said that an investigation is going on in the case. An FIR has been registered under the relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code. The Mumbai Traffic Police helpline has received fake threatening messages many times before.

Earlier also death threats were received on the phone.

Earlier Prime Minister Narendra Modi received death threats. This threat was received by the Mumbai Police Control Room through phone. According to the information, it is being claimed that Mumbai Police Control Room has received a threatening call to kill PM Narendra Modi. The caller said that ‘there is a plan to kill PM Modi.’ Police started the investigation by registering a case against an unknown person.

According to sources, this call came on the police control number at around 9 pm last night. Now the police have registered a case against the unknown person in this whole matter. Taking this matter seriously, the police have started finding out about the threatening call.

PM has received many threats before this too.

Let us tell you that even before this, PM Modi has received death threats. According to the information, he has received death threats thrice in 6 years. In the year 2023, a youth from Haryana made a video viral and threatened to shoot PM Modi. In the year 2022, a man named Xavier threatened that Modi’s condition would be like Rajiv Gandhi’s. In 2018, PM Modi was threatened with death on a Facebook page.