The RBI governor received the email on 23 February in which the sender threatened to harm Patel and his family if he did not quit, a police official said. Patel forwarded the email to a senior RBI officer, who in turn approached the cyber cell of Mumbai police and lodged a complaint. During investigation, police found that the email was sent from a cyber cafe in Nagpur. Also Read | Investors in a fix over rupee’s real value as RBI governor Urjit Patel joins debate“We have arrested the accused from Nagpur in connection with the threat mail to the RBI governor,” Deputy Commissioner of Police, cyber cell, Akhilesh Singh said. It is suspected that he sent the mail out of frustration, Singh said adding that an investigation into the matter is on.

Source: Mint March 05, 2017 10:25 UTC