Hyderabad MLA Raja Singh receives threat letter, says "will not be intimidated"

Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], January 26 (ANI): Hyderabad Goshamahal MLA T Raja Singh has received a threatening letter at his residence, reportedly sent by a man identifying himself as Abdul Hafeez.
The letter which was sent on Sunday evening, allegedly contained abusive language and warned that the police could not take action against him.
Speaking to ANI about the incident, Raja Singh said, "Yesterday evening, a threatening letter arrived at my home address. Several such letters have arrived before, and we have written to the DGP, the Commissioner, and even the Chief Minister, asking who these people are who are making threatening calls and sending threatening letters. We asked them to catch them, but the police haven't caught a single person to this day."
He requested the Telangana Director General of Police (DGP), the Commissioner, and the Chief Minister to identify the person responsible for the repeated threatening calls and letters.
"The letter that arrived yesterday evening was from a person who openly wrote that the police had called him in. They verified his complaint, took his Aadhaar card, and let him go. He wrote that the police couldn't do anything to him. He wrote these words and is now threatening my son. This is very unfortunate. Our Telangana police have become puppets, dancing to the tune of the politicians in power. I request our DGP, Commissioner, and Chief Minister to find out who is sending these repeated threatening calls and letters, and from which post office they are being sent. There might be surrounding CCTV cameras. Catch them, conduct an inquiry," Raja said.
Raja further asserted that neither he nor his family would be intimidated by such threatening letters.
"We will not be intimidated by such threatening letters, nor will our family. After me, my son will continue to work for the cause of Dharma. We have already projected him for religious work, not for politics. Just as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj was followed by Sambhaji Maharaj, who protected Dharma, similarly, after us, our son will also follow the path of religious work. My entire family will walk on the path of religious work. We will not be intimidated by these types of threat calls or letters, nor will our family," he said. (ANI)