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Ludhiana, April 24
BJP leader Amit Gosain, received a threat call from a Pakistan mobile number. The person who threatened posed himself as Harjeet Singh working with the CID.
He received the call on March 28. Amit lodged a complaint with the police where a DDR was lodged.
Amit in his complaint alleged he was present at his house when he recieved a WhatsApp call from Pakistan. The caller threatened to kill him and his family. Later, when he tried to call back on the number, the phone was found switched off.
Sources said PCR cops were instructed to keep vigil outside the house of Amit. The Cyber Cell has also launched investigation.
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