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Mihir Kotecha claimed that his political opponents may be behind the incident, which he describes as a violation of the election code of conduct and a direct threat to his life
Mihir Kotecha is the BJP-led Mahayuti candidate for the Mulund constituency in Maharashtra. (Screengrab via X/@mihirkotecha)
BJP leader Mihir Kotecha from Maharashtra has claimed a threat to his life following an attempted security breach by three unknown individuals.
Kotecha alleged that the incident took place on Friday while he was having dinner at a hotel in Mulund (West) with a few team members after his campaign for the upcoming assembly elections.
The BJP-led Mahayuti candidate for the Mulund constituency in Maharashtra has written a letter to the Chief Electoral Officer of the state S. Chockalingam about the incident, demanding a thorough investigation and strict action against the three individuals involved.
In his letter, Kotecha claimed that his political opponents may be behind the incident, which he describes as a violation of the election code of conduct and a direct threat to his life, as per a report by Mid-Day.
Kotecha shared details of the alleged incident, stating that three suspicious individuals arrived in a white WagonR and told his security team that he had called them for a meeting.
“When my security team inquired, one of them mentioned his name as Nitin Bhai. However, I had not called anyone to meet me,” he noted in his letter.
He further added, “I told my security team the same. I was shocked to learn how they knew my whereabouts at that time. Despite their insistence, my security team sternly denied them entry, and they left.”
The BJP leader revealed that even in the past he has faced multiple attacks during his campaign. “My back office was also attacked, and more than two FIRs were filed. I strongly suspect that my opponents are once again attempting to harm, hurt, or attack me. They are following me and monitoring my movements with ill intentions,” he noted.
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Maharashtra, India
