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Rajasthan HC Demands Police Report on Alleged Threat to Lok Sabha Speaker's OSD
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 11:37 AM
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The Rajasthan High Court has asked the police to submit a case diary and factual report regarding the alleged threat against Rajiv Dutta, the Office Secretary to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.
The Rajasthan High Court issued a directive today, instructing the Jaipur Police to provide a detailed case diary and a factual report on the alleged threat against Rajiv Dutta, the Office Secretary to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. The court’s order follows a complaint lodged by the Speaker’s office, which claims that Dutta received a menacing communication.
The directive requires the police to submit all investigative documents, including witness statements, CCTV footage, and any other evidence collected since the incident was reported. The court emphasized the need for a comprehensive and timely response to ensure transparency in the investigation.
Rajiv Dutta, who has served as the OSD for several years, is said to have received a threatening message that raised concerns about the safety of parliamentary staff. The Speaker’s office has urged the authorities to take the matter seriously and to protect the integrity of parliamentary operations.
The High Court’s intervention underscores the judiciary’s role in overseeing the protection of public officials. The police are expected to comply with the order within a stipulated timeframe, after which the court will review the findings and decide on further action.
The directive requires the police to submit all investigative documents, including witness statements, CCTV footage, and any other evidence collected since the incident was reported. The court emphasized the need for a comprehensive and timely response to ensure transparency in the investigation.
Rajiv Dutta, who has served as the OSD for several years, is said to have received a threatening message that raised concerns about the safety of parliamentary staff. The Speaker’s office has urged the authorities to take the matter seriously and to protect the integrity of parliamentary operations.
The High Court’s intervention underscores the judiciary’s role in overseeing the protection of public officials. The police are expected to comply with the order within a stipulated timeframe, after which the court will review the findings and decide on further action.