Multiple reports say Australian authorities are investigating an alleged death threat posted online ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s scheduled visit to Australia. The threat is reported to have appeared beneath a Facebook post promoting a community event, “Melbourne Meets Modi,” scheduled for 9 July at Marvel Stadium. According to the reports, the comment was posted in the comments section and includes a warning that stadium rooftops should close during the event or Modi will “come to Australia for his death.” One report identifies the account name as “ابو مصطفى” (Abu Mustafa) and says investigators have identified an IP address linked to the account. Australian Federal Police are reported to be handling the matter and are not confirming arrests or providing further details, citing an ongoing investigation. The reports also say security agencies are coordinating to ensure Modi’s safety during the visit. Modi is expected to take part in bilateral engagements and the “Melbourne Meets Modi” event, and to meet Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese during the Australia-India Annual Leaders’ Summit in Melbourne from 8 to 10 July.
Australian police investigate alleged Facebook death threat against PM Modi ahead of Melbourne visit
Multiple reports say Australian authorities are investigating an alleged death threat posted online ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s scheduled visit to Australia. The threat is reported to have...
- Reports say the alleged threat appeared under a Facebook post promoting “Melbourne Meets Modi.”
- The “Melbourne Meets Modi” community event is scheduled for 9 July at Marvel Stadium.
- The comment reportedly includes a warning about stadium rooftops and states Modi would “come to Australia for his death.”
- Australian authorities, including the Australian Federal Police, are investigating; no arrests are confirmed.
- Modi’s visit is expected to include meetings and the Australia-India Annual Leaders’ Summit from 8–10 July in Melbourne.
The alleged death threat appeared beneath a Facebook post announcing the “Melbourne Meets Modi” community event, scheduled to be held at Marvel Stadium on 9 July.
4 hours agoAustralian authorities have reportedly launched a probe after an alleged death threat targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi appeared under a Facebook post ahead of his scheduled official visit to the country.The alleged threat appeared in the comments section of a Facebook post promoting the “Melbourne Meets Modi” community event, which is scheduled to be held at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium on July 9.Reportedly, the comment came from an account using the name “ابو مصطفى” (Abu Mustafa) and read: “The roof tops of the stadium better close during the event or he will be coming to Australia for his death.”Investigators have identified the IP address linked to the account as part of the investigation, according to The Australia Today.The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has neither confirmed any arrests nor disclosed further details, citing the ongoing probe. However, authorities are treating the alleged threat with the highest level of seriousness, with multiple Australian security agencies expected to coordinate efforts to ensure PM Modi's safety during his visit.PM Narendra Modi Inaugurates Mega Rajasthan Refinery, Says India Overcame West Asia Energy Crisis Through Timely Decisions | VideoPM Modi is expected to participate in bilateral meetings and community engagements during his three-day visit, including the “Melbourne Meets Modi” event.PM Modi will also hold talks with his Australian counterpart, Anthony Albanese, during the Australia-India Annual Leaders’ Summit, scheduled to take place from July 8 to 10 in Melbourne.
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