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Patna, March 22
Bihar Police on Wednesday claimed to have arrested from Gujarat a person who had recently made a hoax call threatening to “blow up” the residence of the Bihar chief minister.
According to a statement issued by the Patna senior superintendent of police, a case in this connection was lodged here on March 20 immediately upon receipt of the information.
Technical surveillance traced the caller to Surat after which he was caught with the help of Gujarat police and is being brought here, he said.
The caller said his name was Ankit Kumar and though he lived in Laskana near Surat, he was a native of Vaishali district in Bihar.
Interrogations, so far, have not revealed his involvement in any unlawful activity, the police added.
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