Man who made threat calls to Gadkari’s office claims to be from Dawood’s gang | Bengaluru

The accused who made threatening calls to union minister Nitin Gadkari’s workplace from Karnataka’s Belagavi claimed that he is part of Dawood Ibrahim’s gang and demanded Rs. 100 crores, reported information company PTI. The caller made threatening calls from inside Belagavi jail the place he’s serving the imprisonment, mentioned police. The Nagpur police reached Belagavi on Saturday to research the matter.

In accordance with the report, the caller is recognized as Jayesh Pujari who was sentenced to dying by the courtroom in a homicide case. The motive behind threatening calls is but to be introduced by the police as investigation is pending. The group from Nagpur Police is prone to request the Belagavi jail administration to permit them to query Pujari on Monday, an officer from Nagpur police advised PTI. At the very least three risk calls have been acquired on the landline variety of Gadkari’s Public Relations workplace in Khamla space in Nagpur between 11.25 am to 12.30 pm on Saturday, following which safety was strengthened on the residence and workplace of the Nagpur MP who belongs to the BJP.

The report additionally added that the caller threatened to hurt the minister if his calls for weren’t met. “The caller had advised the cellphone operator at Gadkari’s workplace that he’s a member of the D gang and demanded ₹100 crore from the minister. He threatened to hurt the minister with a bomb if his demand isn’t met,” a prime cop from Nagpur Police advised PTI.