NEW DELHI: An unidentified individual issued threats to "kill" Andhra Pradesh deputy chief minister Pawan Kalyan through phone calls to his office, according to officials.
The person also sent offensive text messages directed at the deputy chief minister, as said in an official release on Monday.
"Deputy chief minister Pawan Kalyan's peshi (office) received threatening calls. The unidentified person warned that he would kill (Kalyan)," the press release detailed.
The personnel working at the Janasena founder's office informed both the actor-politician and senior police authorities about these threatening communications.
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