While MNS wants security increased, other parties question letter's authenticity
While MNS wants security increased, other parties question letter's authenticity
After Raj Thackeray received a letter from Bihar threatening to kill him by December 25, the MNS has demanded that his security be reviewed.
Raj currently has minimum police security, which means he has four-six policemen. "We received the letter three days back and have submitted it to the police.
I also ask the state government to review the security of Thackeray saab," said Nitin Sardesai, MNS spokesperson.
Other political parties believe this is a stunt. Samajwadi Party leader Abu Azmi said, "This letter is a stunt to get him maximum security."
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Police Commissioner
D Sivanandan, has denied reviewing Raj's security on the basis of the letter. He said, "We are investigating the authenticity of the letter.
He has already been provided with sufficient security."
U S Dutt, additional director general of the Bihar police, said they'll cooperate with the Mumbai police if they're approached.
Letter Says... |
We, the five members of Sarvoday Samaj Katihar, are taking an oath to kill Raj Thackeray by December 25 for his anti-North Indian activities. |