A Right to Information activist was arrested by Mumbai police on Saturday for making “derogatory” remarks in opposition to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and BJP chief Kirit Somaiya.
According to police, the accused, Ghulam Qazi, is an RTI activist.
According to the police, “We have registered a case under Indian Penal Code sections 509, 500, 506 (2) and 504 against the accused and taken him into custody.”
The accused made alleged “derogatory” remarks concerning the Prime Minister and different leaders in a Facebook post, in accordance with a Mumbai police official.
The police added, “The accused allegedly threatened them.”
On Friday, a person known as the Delhi police management room and threatened to homicide Prime Minister Narendra Modi. According to the data, the threatening name precipitated a stir throughout the police division, and so they shortly swung into motion to hint the decision.
After tracing the decision, the police arrested the individual from Delhi’s Prasad Nagar area in Karol Bagh. The accused has been recognized as Hemant, a resident of Raigar Pura in Delhi, who made the decision in an inebriated state, as per the police.
“After receiving the PCR call a team was sent and the caller Hemant Kumar age 48 yrs S/o Mala Ram R/o H No. 72/ 5491, Raigar Pura, Karol Bagh, was brought to the police station and an interrogation was done,” the police said.
They additional stated that the accused has been unemployed for the final six years and is within the behavior of ingesting.
In April this 12 months, police arrested a person who wrote a letter threatening to launch a suicide bomb assault on PM Modi throughout his go to to Kochi on April 24.
In March this 12 months, a Delhi court docket vindicated a person blamed for mishandling and taking steps to kill PM Modi. The accused was given the advantage of the doubt when the court docket acquitted him.
According to the court docket, the prosecution was unable to exhibit the allegations past an inexpensive doubt.
The court docket raised severe issues concerning the investigation’s methodology and the absence of public witnesses.
In January 2019, a case was filed at Police Station Anand Parbat for utilizing abusive language and making threats.
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