In Facebook post, man threatens ‘to kill’ PM; arrested

As per the official press note, a complaint for the same was registered on March 25 at the cyber crime branch, when the surveillance team came across such a post on Facebook.

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The investigation is going on, and the police are yet to ascertain the reason behind such a post by the accused. (Express Photo)

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A Nadiad tuition teacher was arrested by the Ahmedabad cyber crime cell Monday for allegedly threatening to kill Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a Facebook post.

Ahmedabad cyber crime brach Assistant Commissioner of Police JM Yadav stated in a video, “A Facebook post threatening to kill the Indian Prime Minister was uploaded by the accused named Shetal Loliana who is from Nadiad. He was arrested on Monday. The investigation was carried out by the technical team.”

According to an official release, a complaint was registered on March 25 branch when the surveillance team came across the Facebook post.

The police are yet to ascertain the reason behind the alleged post.

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