Patna: A BJP MLA from Bisfi in Madhubani District, Bhushan Thakur Bachol’s day, filed a complaint with the Sachivalalay police station on Patna on Thursday, claiming that he had received the threat of death by telephone from Namazz open to oppose.
Bachol, a leader of Firebrand Hindutva, said he would send a letter in this case with the Chairman of Minister Nith Kumar and DGP S K Singhal.
“I received anonymous phone call on Wednesday night from international number.
The caller told me that I had to stop talking about the open name and opposing those who didn’t sing ‘Vande Mataram’.
If not, I will be killed,” he told TII on Thursday .
Bachol has vocal about problems related to Hindutva and nationalism.
In addition to demanding a banana open ban, he has been looking for a separate room at the place of the Bihar Legislative Assembly for Hindu Mlaas where they can read the Hanuman Chalisa or read Bhagavad Gita.
This happened in September after room allotment to offer Namaz in the Jharkhand legislative assembly.
BISFI MLA also criticized Mlaas from Aimim led by Asaduddin Owaici, including the leader of their legislative party Akhtarul Iman, because he did not sing ‘Vande Mataram’ on the closing day of the winter session that was recently held.
He had called the faith of “anti-national and communal” and his attitude “hanging and influenced by Jihadi’s mindset”.
Bachol said he would continue to talk about the problems of national interests.
“I won’t be intimidated.
I will continue to raise my voice,” he said.
BJP MLA who oppose the open name accused the threat to life
