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No threat from Delhi police: Shootout witness

Dr Hari Krishna, who claimed that the shootout in Ansal Plaza was stage-managed, on Thursday refused to speak about the issue and denied that the Delhi police was threatening him.

A man purported to be Dr Krishna, speaking on phone from an undisclosed place, told Star News channel that the National Human Rights Commission had unnecessarily sought police protection for him.

"I do not want to discuss what I saw on that day," Dr Krishna said, referring to the incident in which the police killed two men who allegedly belonged to the Lashkar-e-Tayiba terrorist outfit.

"Although security has been provided to me, I see no threat or harassment from Delhi police. I see no danger to my life nor am I absconding," he said.

"I have a complaint against the NHRC. I don't need any security..." he added.

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