Bajrang Punia files complaint over threat message

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 06:14 AM Sep 09, 2024 IST

Olympic wrestler Bajrang Punia, who joined the Congress, has received a threat message over WhatsApp warning him with dire consequences, the police said on Sunday. - File photo

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Olympic wrestler Bajrang Punia, who joined the Congress, has received a threat message over WhatsApp warning him with dire consequences, the police said on Sunday.

Punia has filed a complaint at Bahalgarh police station in Sonepat. A police official said they received a complaint from Punia after which they launched an investigation.

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