Former Bihar Deputy CM Sushil Kumar Modi receives death threats
The former Bihar deputy CM has sent the envelope along with the above letter to the Senior Superintendent of Police, Patna, requesting that further action be taken on it.
FollowFormer Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi on Tuesday said that he received a death threat through a post. The BJPleader, in a tweet said that he received a threatening letter from East Vardhman district of West Bengal.
In the letter, which is now available with Asianet Newsable, read, "I would like to inform you that I am the leader of TMC Party. Mamata Banerjee could be the next PM in India."
"You are the pet dog of Narendra Modi and Amit Shaha. Mamata Banerjee and Nitish Kumar Jindabad. I will kill you on or before 31.8.22," the letter read.
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The BJP leader also said that the letter was written in English and sent to him by speed post. The person had also put his mobile number in this letter. This letter has been received at the address of a private residence located in Rajendra Nagar.
The former Bihar deputy CM has sent the envelope along with the above letter to the Senior Superintendent of Police, Patna, requesting that further action be taken on it.
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Earlier on Sunday, Sushil Kumar Modi had challenged Bihar CM Nitish Kumar to contest Lok Sabha elections from anywhere in Uttar Pradesh and claimed he won't be able to save his election deposit.
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Sushil Modi's remarks came a day after Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav offered Kumar to contest Lok Sabha 2024 elections from Phoolpur, Uttar Pradesh.
Speaking to reporters, Modi had said, "Akhilesh Yadav wants Nitish ji to come in Uttar Pradesh and lose a deposit in the Election. Everyone knows that Akhilesh Yadav has no candidate in his own state. He had an alliance with Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) in the last Lok Sabha elections and what happened; the alliance later broke down and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won with 62 seats."
