‘Will kill you like Baba Siddiqui’, woman detained to threatened CM Yogi

Mumbai: Police and ATS have detained a woman for threatening to kill Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Police say that the woman is educated and qualified, but is mentally weak. The accused woman had sent a message to the Mumbai Police Control Room that if Yogi does not resign within 10 days, we will kill him like Baba Siddiqui.

After receiving a threatening message for the UP CM, Maharashtra ATS, Thane Police and Mumbai’s Worli Police started investigating. In the joint investigation, it was found that the woman is a resident of Ulhasnagar in Thane. Her name is Fatima Khan. According to sources, Fatima is mentally unstable.

After Yogi received the threat, ATS was informed about this. ATS traced the woman first. Her location was Ulhasnagar. ATS along with the police reached the woman’s house and questioned her there. Then she was brought to the local police station and questioned there as well. After that Worli police was informed. Then Worli police brought her to Mumbai, but the woman was not arrested, this has been confirmed by a senior IPS officer of Mumbai. After the interrogation, she has been given a notice. Mental checkup will also be done to check the mental condition of the woman.

Accused Fatima has completed B.Sc.
According to the information, the accused woman has completed B.Sc. in Information Technology. She has been identified as Fatima Khan, who lives with her family in Ulhasnagar area of ​​Thane. The officer said that her father does wood business. The accused woman is well educated and qualified, but is mentally weak.

What is the whole matter?
Mumbai Police Control Room received a threat on Saturday evening, in which it was said through a message that if Yogi does not resign from his post within 10 days, we will kill him like Baba Siddiqui. After receiving the threat for the UP Chief Minister, the security system was put on alert. On the one hand, Mumbai Police has started investigating this call and is looking for the person who sent the message. On the other hand, its details were sent to UP Police.