The Noida police have arrested a 40-year-old man who had made a hoax call to a private company in Noida Sector 57 allegedly threatening the manger that he would explode the temples in Kedarnath and Badrinath. Police said the caller had also claimed that he would plant bombs during the upcoming Assembly elections in UP.
The accused has been identified as Nar Singh (40), a resident of Raebareli and the Noida police arrested him from his hometown on Wednesday.
According to the Noida police, the accused was under depression due to financial crises and he did the act under mental disorder. He had made a call at Tata Motors on September 4. “The caller told the manger that he plant bombs inside religious places in Kedarnath and Badrinath. He also threatened for serial bombs blast in upcoming assembly election in Uttar Pradesh and also asked for money to postpone the act,” the police added.
The accused confessed that He got the contact number of Tata Motors Company through listening an advertisement on a radio.
“I first requested the man to help me for a job in his company but he denied quickly. I had been tried to get a job. Due to this reason, my wife left the house with the children. I have been living empty stomach and then I made this call under depression,” he told to Media.