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Delhi BJP chief Manoj Tiwari says he received death threat, files complaint

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Delhi BJP president Manoj Tiwari on Sunday said that he has received a death threat through a text message on his personal phone number from an anonymous person.

The threat read as, “I am under extreme compulsion to kill you.” After receiving the threat message, Tiwari lodged a complaint with the Delhi Police.

The BJP leader claimed that the unidentified person in his threat also said that he would kill the prime minister if needed.

He told news agency ANI, “This is true that I received a text, it is not a rumour. We have taken this matter seriously because the threat message has also mentioned killing our Prime Minister. We have complained to the police and they will now look into the matter. A while ago, my house was attacked, some people entered my residence looking for me.

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The SMS was received on Manoj Tiwari’s mobile phone at 12:52 pm on Friday which he saw on Saturday evening and immediately informed the police, he added.

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