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Audio Bulletin: Delhi Police Commissioner receives mail threatening to kill PM Narendra Modi

Intelligence agencies have reported that they have received death threat on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The threat was received on the official email id of Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik.
According to sources, the email threatened to kill Prime Minister Modi in November 2018. Delhi Police has started an investigation in the case.
According to the investigation by the agencies so far, the email is suspected to have come from Northeast states. However, no person has been identified so far and the Delhi Police teams are still looking for the person who sent this email.

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