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Bihar BJP MLA Claims He Received Extortion Call From Pakistan, Files FIR

By IANS | Updated: April 2, 2024 13:24 IST

Patna, April 2 Bihar BJP MLA Pawan Yadav claimed that he received an extortion call from Pakistan on Monday." ...

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Patna, April 2 Bihar BJP MLA Pawan Yadav claimed that he received an extortion call from Pakistan on Monday." The caller has demanded Rs 50 lakh and also threatened that he will kill him and his family members if the demand is not met," said the MLA from Bhagalpur's Kahalgaon.

The BJP MLA said that he immediately lodged a written complaint at Kahalgaon police station and also informed the DSP about the extortion call. Bhagalpur SSP has constituted a team to investigate the matter.

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