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DUSU ex-president Ronak Khatri receives extortion threat; gangster ‘demands Rs 5 crore’

A purported photo of the chat has gone viral on social media, where the person can be seen demanding Rs 5 crore from Khatri
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, Updated At : 02:23 PM Sep 29, 2025 IST
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Delhi University Student Union (DUSU) ex-president Ronak Khatri on Monday received an extortion threat from a person pretending to be gangster Rohit Godara.

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A purported photo of the chat has gone viral on social media, where the person can be seen demanding Rs 5 crore from Khatri.

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“Ronak, Rohit Godara speaking. You’ve had enough of politics; give me Rs 5 crore or face the consequences,” the message read.

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Meanwhile, police said an investigation into the matter has been launched to verify the number and trace its origin.

Khatri, a member of the Congress-backed National Students' Union of India (NSUI), won the President post in the DUSU 2024 elections.

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