NEW DELHI: A man accused of threatening to kill Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a phone call to the police helpline 100 was acquitted by a Delhi court on Sunday.
The court said that the prosecution had "miserably failed" to show any evidence to prove any threats to kill anyone was ever made by him. Anand Parbat police had filed a chargesheet under section 506 (II) of the IPC against Mohd Mukhtar Ali for calling the helpline and using abusive language and death threats against the prime minister in January 2019.
