Kerala BJP chief P S Sreedharan Pillai receives death threat
The letter, dated October 29, was sent to the party's headquarters here and carries the name of a Keralite, Mohan K Nair.
Thiruvananthapuram: The BJP's Kerala unit president P S Sreedharan Pillai has received a death threat, the party said Saturday. The threat was received through a letter, sent by speed post from Maharashtra, a BJP release said.
The letter, dated October 29, was sent to the party's headquarters here and carries the name of a Keralite, Mohan K Nair.
He has said he would be reaching Kerala on November 1 and will be joining Pillai during the 'Sabarimala protection rathyatra' from Kasaragod, according to the release.
Trivandrum: BJP Kerala Chief PS Sreedharan Pillai received a death threat letter from Mumbai today. BJP filed complaint with police. The letter reads, "I'm a 66-yr-old Malayalee from Mumbai. I"ll come to Kerala, join BJP's Rath Yatra & give a news similar to Rajiv Gandhi's death" pic.twitter.com/ZVb2pTKI6h
— ANI (@ANI) November 3, 2018
BJP leader K Surendran said DGP Loknath Behara has been informed of the threat.
The rathyatra from November 8-13 to save the temple's traditions and customs is led by Pillai and Bharat Dharma Jana Sena (BDJS) leader Thushar Vellappally, according to BJP sources.
BJP and various Hindu outfits are on the warpath against the left government over its decision to implement the Supreme Court verdict allowing women of menstrual age to enter the shrine.