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Death threat issued to 6 Karnataka HC judges, PRO; case filed

Name: Death threat issued to 6 Karnataka HC judges, PRO; case filed
Uploaded: 2023-07-24T19:47:53.000+05:30
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Description: The message in Hindi, Urdu and English allegedly threatened to kill Muralidhar and six judges of the High Court including Justice Mohammed Nawaz, Justice HT Narendra Prasad among others.

The message in Hindi, Urdu and English allegedly threatened to kill Muralidhar and six judges of the High Court including Justice Mohammed Nawaz and Justice HT Narendra Prasad among others.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Death threat issued to 6 Karnataka HC judges, PRO; case filed

Six Karnataka High Court judges and the public relation officer of the court have allegedly received death threats, as per the Indian Express.

The accused sent a message threatening to kill the judges and the officer on the latter’s WhatsApp number on July 12 through a ‘Dubai Gang’.

Following this, an FIR in the matter was registered on July 14 by the Central CEN Crime Police against unknown persons.

In the threatening message, the accused demanded to deposit Rs 50 lakh in Pakistan-based ABL Allied Bank Limited. A bank account number was also shared to which the money had to be deposited.

A probe into the matter has been launched. More details awaited.