Archive · 7 Sep 2026
Giriraj Singh Receives Death Threat; Police Register FIR
Giriraj Singh, a Union minister and Member of Parliament from Begusarai, received a threatening letter.
The letter was sent by post to his office address in New Delhi.
It reportedly threatened to kill him soon.
The letter also included two mobile phone numbers.
Singh’s private secretary told him about the letter.
Singh asked Begusarai Town police to register a case.
Police have now filed an FIR and are investigating.
They are trying to find out who sent the letter and why.
Union Textiles Minister and Begusarai MP Giriraj Singh received an alleged death threat by post.
The letter was received Thursday at the address of Singh’s office in New Delhi.
It reportedly said, “You will be killed shortly by hardcore terrorists.”
The letter also contained two mobile phone numbers, according to police.
Begusarai Town police registered an FIR and are investigating the letter’s origin and motive.
- Who
- Union Textiles Minister and Begusarai MP Giriraj Singh was threatened.
- What
- An anonymous letter allegedly threatened Singh with death, leading to an FIR.
- When
- The letter was received on Thursday; the report is dated September 7.
- Where
- It was received at the address of Singh’s office in New Delhi, and the FIR was registered at Begusarai Town police station.
- Why
- Police are investigating the letter’s origin and the motive behind the threat.
- Recipient
- Giriraj Singh, Union Textiles Minister and Begusarai MP
- Threat method
- A letter sent by post
- Reported message
- “You will be killed shortly by hardcore terrorists”
- Additional contents
- Two mobile phone numbers
- Police action
- An FIR was registered by Begusarai Town police
- Investigation
- Authorities are trying to establish the letter’s origin and motive
- Reported timing
- The letter was received Thursday; the report is dated September 7