Pakistani makes threatening calls

Saturday, March 17, 2007, 19:03 [IST]

Bikaner, March 13 (UNI) A Pakistani has been constantly making threatening calls to a person here, alerting him about terrorist strikes in Rajasthan and Agra.

Om Prakash Jangid, a resident of Narsingh Sagar locality here, has lodged a complaint with the Naya Shahr police, saying he has been receiving threatening calls from a Pakistani on his cell phone, alerting him about terrorist attacks in Rajasthan and Agra.

The first call from Pakistan was received on March 6 and the second call on March 8. After that, the Pakistani has been giving him missed calls continously.

Quite disturbed and frightened over the calls, Mr Jangid decided to lodge a complaint with the police.

A police official confirmed that the calls on Jangid's cell phone were indeed coming from Pakistan but probably a mentally deranged person was making the calls.

The police is further looking into the matter.

UNI

Topics: CRIME-RAJ-PAKISTAN-MOBILE THREATS

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