Live! We're being threatened: Midnight knock scares Ishrat Jahan's family

July 11, 2013 14:35

The family of Ishrat Jahan, who was killed by the Gujarat Police in 2004, today alleged a threat to their lives and asked for security, reports NDTV.

"Today at 2:30 am, four to five men came and banged on the door of our flat. They said they were from the police. We did not open the door. We are being threatened," they said while addressing a press conference in Mumbai today.

The family's lawyer, Vrinda Grover, has written to the Home Secretary about the threat.

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