Bengaluru, July 25 (IANS) :
Karnataka police have launched a hunt to arrest the man who threatened to get acting as well
as retired judges of the High Court executed by a Dubai-based gang.
Police said that a man had called and asked for a ransom of Rs 50 lakh to be deposited in a
Pakistan bank. He had threatened that he would get the judges executed if the ransom money was not deposited in the said bank.
Police said that the complaint was lodged with the Cyber Crime, Economic Offenses and Narcotics (CEN) on July 14.
K’taka police launch hunt for man who threatened to murder HC judges to the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the High Court Murali and the accused also sent a WhatsApp message to the PRO on July 12 at 7 p.m., threatening that Rs 50 lakh should be deposited in the account of ABL Allied Limited in Pakistan.“If the money is not sent the judges of the High
The court will be executed,” the accused had said. Police said that the message mentioned the names of the Karnataka High Court justices Mohammad Nawaz, H.T. Narendra Prasad, Ashoka G
Nijagannanavar, H.P. Sandesh, K. Natarajan and B. Veerappa Police said.