INLD leader and former MLA Abhay Singh Chautala has approached the Punjab and Haryana High Court seeking enhanced security for himself and his family, citing continuous threats from unknown persons, foreign numbers, and international gangsters over the last two years.

Because of these alleged threats, he has requested the court to direct the Centre to provide Z+ or Z-category security, monitored and deployed by a central security agency.

What the High Court Has Done

The High Court has issued notices to the Haryana government and other respondents, asking them to file their reply to Chautala’s petition.

Key Claims in Abhay Chautala’s Petition

1. Repeated Threats Between June 2023 and July 2025

• He claims to have received multiple threatening calls and WhatsApp messages.

• Callers allegedly warned him saying this is the “last warning”.

• They also threatened to harm his family.

2. Allegation Against the State Government

• Despite filing several complaints and applications,
  sufficient security was not provided, according to Chautala.

3. Accusations About Anti-social Elements

• The petition alleges involvement of anti-social elements linked to the ruling party.

4. Mention of Nafe Singh Rathee Murder Case

• His petition refers to the murder of Nafe Singh Rathee, suggesting possible involvement of international gangs and political rivals.

What He Has Asked From the Court

Abhay Chautala has requested:

✔ 24×7 Z+ or Z-category security from a central security force
✔ Security arrangements to be monitored at the central level
✔ Threats to be investigated by a central agency

Current Status

• The High Court has sought a response from the Haryana government.

• Further action will depend on the government’s reply and the next court hearing.