Jaipur : two businessmen of the capital Jaipur are receiving death threats from countries like Pakistan, Kuwait and Maldives. Traders have been continuously receiving threatening calls since November 2. Out of fear, both the businessmen have reported to Bajaj Nagar Police. Traders say that the perpetrators made threats by calling from an unknown mobile number i.e. an international number. He said they would be shot in 10 days. He also said that if you can escape, then escape. The victimized traders say that threatening messages have also been received on their mobile numbers. Bajaj Nagar police has started investigating the matter.
Threats are being received on the slogan written on the poster.
Actually, posters were put up at various places by the traders on the occasion of Diwali. Diwali wishes were given on these posters. It was also written about shopping. A slogan written on the poster was ‘Batenge to Katenge’. Those making threats objected to this slogan and then death threats started being issued. The names and mobile numbers of Rajat Parnami and Pankaj Gupta were written on the poster. The perpetrators have given direct shooting threats on these mobile numbers. Traders are scared after receiving the threat.
UP CM had given this slogan
Recently, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had said that nothing can be greater than the nation. When we remain united, we will remain righteous and safe. If you divide, you will be divided. We have to be cautious of those who divide in the name of society, caste and language. After this statement of Yogi Adityanath, many posters were put up in UP on which slogans like ‘Batenge to Katenge’ were written. When businessmen of Jaipur used this slogan, they started receiving death threats.
