New Delhi: Ex-Lok Sabha MP and Congress leader Udit Raj on Saturday met Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora and filed a complaint alleging that the BSP workers were issuing death threats to him.
He Shares Post on X
In a post on X, he shared a picture of himself giving a complaint to the Commissioner and wrote that he had been receiving death threats since February 18, after his remarks against Bahujan Samaj Party leader Mayawati.
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Raj Targeted Mayawati
On February 17, Raj targeted BSP chief Mayawati and said that she had "strangled the social movement" and now the time has come to strangle her.
The Ex-Delhi MP later clarified that he meant that people should recognise her patterns and do not vote her.
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In the complaint, he alleged that the callers have been threatning him if speaks against BSP leader Mayawati.
Phone Calls Records Submitted
He added that he has recorded the threatning calls and submitted them as evidence to the police. (With Agency Inputs)
