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BJP leader receives threat

Unidentified miscreants opened fire on the car of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Raman Jot Singh, which was parked outside a gurdwara at Uttam Nagar, Delhi, around 9.30 pm on Monday night, police officials said on Tuesday. The assailants left...

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New Delhi, Updated At : 08:50 AM Oct 02, 2024 IST

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Unidentified miscreants opened fire on the car of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Raman Jot Singh, which was parked outside a gurdwara at Uttam Nagar, Delhi, around 9.30 pm on Monday night, police officials said on Tuesday.

The assailants left behind a threat note signed by the Gogi Maan group.

Singh, a prominent Sikh BJP leader, said he had recently received a threatening call from an international number.

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Despite lodging a complaint with the police, the threats continued. The authorities confirmed that Singh’s personal security officer was withdrawn after a security review.

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