NEW DELHI: A Delhi court judge reportedly received death threats by two unidentified individuals in the Kakrola area in Dwarka.
The incident happened as he was taking a walk on April 1 in the area. A car with two men seated stopped their car in front of him and honked repeatedly to get his attention before one of the occupants threatened the judge and fled the scene, said a senior police officer.
An FIR was registered in the matter on April 16, though the judge was unable to note the vehicle's registration number.
Further investigation into the matter has been initiated with CCTV footage being reviewed in an attempt to identify the suspects.
The incident happened as he was taking a walk on April 1 in the area. A car with two men seated stopped their car in front of him and honked repeatedly to get his attention before one of the occupants threatened the judge and fled the scene, said a senior police officer.
An FIR was registered in the matter on April 16, though the judge was unable to note the vehicle's registration number.
Further investigation into the matter has been initiated with CCTV footage being reviewed in an attempt to identify the suspects.
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