Delhi Police’s outer district unit jumped into action to find the threatened caller
On Wednesday, the Delhi Police‘s outer district unit have come into action after they received two PCR calls, both from a man who made chilling threats against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
Police have also launched a comprehensive investigation into the matter, leveraging advanced technological tools to trace the origin of the calls.
A senior police official said, “Promptly responding to the alarming calls, a team was swiftly deployed to trace the location of the anonymous caller.”
“The cyber cell of Outer district has also been engaged to analyse the digital footprints of the threatening messages, aiming to gather vital evidence that may aid in identifying the suspect,” the official added.
[With Inputs from IANS]
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