Threats from ‘Moosewala killer’, says AIMIM chief

By Express News Service

AHMEDABAD:  Gujarat president of the All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul Muslimee (AIMIM), Sabir Kabliwala, has approached the police, saying he acquired demise threats on the phone, with the caller claiming to have killed Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala.

Kabliwala submitted a grievance that he acquired over 20 calls on Tuesday between 9:50 pm and 12 am from an individual who recognized himself as Imran. Kabliwala known as on the helpline quantity 100 for police assist at his residence in Ahmedabad on Tuesday evening.

The Gujarat Police have registered an FIR and launched an investigation. Kabliwala mentioned that he was sitting in a automobile close to Rani Sipri mosque when he bought a WhatsApp name from an unknown quantity. “The caller said that a man named Satyug Maharaj had given a contract to him to kill me,” he mentioned, including that he additionally bought a video name whereby a bag stuffed with Rs 2,000 notes was seen.

“The caller told me that he wanted money from me, else he would kill me,” Kabliwala informed the police, including that he additionally bought a message mentioning a checking account within the title of 1 Minhaj Khatun.