A Campaign Encounter Turns Into a Nightmare
A local street food vendor in Jhargram WB, has been gripped by severe anxiety and fear following a high-profile encounter during the election campaign. Vikram Sau, who earns his livelihood selling jhalmuri (puffed rice snack), found himself in the national spotlight when Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally stopped by his stall to eat his food while campaigning in the region. However, what should have been a moment of pride has rapidly transformed into a serious security threat for the small-scale businessman.
Inundated with Cross-Border Threats
Sau has made shocking allegations regarding his safety over the last few days. He claims that his mobile phone has been ringing continuously with highly hostile and threatening phone calls originating from outside the country. According to his official statements, the intimidating voice calls are being systematically traced back to numbers based in Pakistan and Bangladesh, leaving his entire family deeply traumatized.
Explicit Death Threats and Fear
The nature of these targeted communications has escalated beyond mere harassment. The vendor revealed that the unidentified callers are issuing explicit death threats, warning him of dire consequences. Terrified for his life and unable to operate his stall peacefully, Sau has brought the matter to light, prompting concerns over local security and the targeted harassment of ordinary citizens caught in political crossfires.