"I was sitting in the Assembly session when I received a SMS on my phone at 2.05 PM today. The sender in his message said he had not made up his mind whether he should 'stab me' or 'kill easily' adding that he could eliminate me easily," Tomar told PTI.
The MLA claimed that he asked the sender about his whereabouts but no reply came. Later, however, a missed call came from the same number but the phone was not picked up when called back, he said.
A senior police officer, however, said that no complaint was received from Tomar but appropriate action will be taken after he approaches police.
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