Bihar man held for making `threat calls’ to Sharad Pawar’s residence
PTI, Dec 13, 2022, 2:32 PM IST
A man has been arrested from Bihar for repeatedly making threat calls at Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) president Sharad Pawar’s Mumbai residence, police said on Tuesday.
N Soni (45) was arrested by a Mumbai police team in Patna and was being brought here, said an official of Gamdevi police station. Soni had been allegedly calling Pawar’s bungalow,`Silver Oak’, for the last three-four months.
He allegedly used obscene language and on some occasions told the constable on duty “Mumbai Aake Desi Katte Se Uda Doonga” (will come to Mumbai and shoot with a country-made gun), said the official.
Police traced his identity from his mobile number and warned him. But he kept making calls, so a First Information Report was finally registered on Monday under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) including 294 (obscene act) and 506-II (criminal intimidation), the official said.
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