Jharkhand man vows to shoot, kill UP CM Yogi Adityanath; cops file case

The screenshot of the post was tweeted to the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Director General of Police and other officials. Circle officer, Baghpat, DK Sharma said a case was registered against Raja at Kotwali police station.

An official on Tuesday (April 18) said that police have registered a case against a man from Jharkhand who threatened to kill Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Aman Raja shared a post on Facebook in which he vowed to shoot Adityanath. 

The screenshot of the post was tweeted to the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Director General of Police and other officials. Circle officer, Baghpat, DK Sharma said a case was registered against Raja at Kotwali police station.

Earlier today, CM Adityanath said that now the mafia cannot scare anyone in Uttar Pradesh. This was the first time the chief minister addressed the people after the double murder of Atiq Ahmed and Ashraf.

CM Adityanath also said that the law and order was worse before 2017 and there used to be riots every day in the state. He further said that there has been no riot in Uttar Pradesh since his government came into power in 2017. The CM said that his government made the state riot free.

He also said that a period had come when the identity of the state was destroyed but today, the development of the state is not hidden from anyone. "Now there is excellent connectivity in UP. He Every capital of the investors will be protected in UP," he added.

Hours after Asad was interred, Atiq Ahmad and Ashraf, who were in handcuffs, were shot dead at point-blank range by three men posing as journalists when they were answering reporters' queries while being escorted by police personnel to a medical college for a check-up.