Journalist Santosh Thammaiah, accused of insulting Prophet, claims ‘death threats’

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November 26, 2018

Bengaluru, Nov 26: A Sangh Parivar backed journalist, who is facing charge of trying to create unrest by making derogatory remarks against Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), has filed a complaint with the cyber crime cell of the Bengaluru police claiming that he received death threats on social media.

Santosh Thammaiah, who hails from Kodagu, was arrested and later released on bail earlier this month after he made communally provocative remarks during a programme to denounce Tipu Sultan.

In his complaint, which he lodged on Thursday, he alleged that five people had threatened his life on a popular social networking site.

Members of the group that sent the messages reportedly said they would kill him in one month and challenged him to try and save himself. The cyber crime police have taken up a case under various sections of the IT Act and also under criminal intimidation.

“We are tracking down the accused based on the IP address they used,” said a police officer.

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FAIRMAN
 - 
Monday, 26 Nov 2018

As he is journalist, he might have some sense.

 

We Muslims have the guidance from our prophet (Peace be upon him) in all aspects of our life.

 

 

Kuffar of Makkah, Taif have hurted him, troubled, though suffering lots of troubles he has set example of not retaliating them. He has slowly convinced what is true message, what is truth in it.

 

 

As he is journalist, it is not difficult to convince him the message of Islam. Usually most of the journalists are brave and they remain strong with truth. He is also from Kodagu. Try to meet him and debate with him on Islam. If Allah bestows him Hidayat, he might understand true message of Islam and accept it. We have example of Omer Bin Khattab - may Allah pleased with him.

 

 

Annayya to Thammayya
 - 
Monday, 26 Nov 2018

"Madiddunno maaraaya" gaade maathu tilidirabeku

(M)RAMA_SITA
 - 
Monday, 26 Nov 2018

still 80% majority dogs in forest  think that 17% lion will kill them one day..he is scared now!!!LOL

dont hurt any religion, all are good but people who become manager of god are very vrey bad.

if you want to do money, do in good way not by spilling venom about other religion. even if road cleaning also, that you will earn respect in front of GOD.

 

Puresanghi
 - 
Monday, 26 Nov 2018

Assure God faith peace loving people will never do such threats. This is pre-plan and this fellow was tapped in the net. Now facing life threat by his in house people. This is their HQ conspiracy to destabilize the las and order and  innocent publics normal life. After their god fther recent city visit their groups noted leaders are now in full pledge with their criminal mind set. All peace loving Kannadiga including Mr.Thammaiah and his family has to be carefull.

Such criminl incidents will appear more and more till 2019 election.

 

 

Subbu Acharya
 - 
Monday, 26 Nov 2018

If you are a true follower, Nobody can hurt religious sentiments. Unwanted issue. He should be released. and he need protection also

Unknown
 - 
Monday, 26 Nov 2018

He should be punished properly. He hurt religious sentiments and some media supported to that. They hid real facts. 

Vinod
 - 
Monday, 26 Nov 2018

Fake. Media worked for him. Now he cooked up new story

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