Jaipur: The president of All Coaching Institute Mahasangh has filed an FIR alleging that a rival association’s general secretary threatened to kill him by spraying insecticide on him amid a dispute over shifting coaching institutes from Gopalpura Bypass to Coaching Hub in Pratap Nagar.In his complaint, Anish Kumar named Rajasthan Coaching Association general secretary N K Jha, alleging that Jha threatened him during a phone call on Oct 6. Kumar said the call continued recording after Jha apparently failed to disconnect it, capturing a subsequent conversation in which he allegedly described how he would kill Kumar using two bottles of Hit insecticide.The dispute centres on rates fixed by Rajasthan Housing Board for the new Coaching Hub. Kumar said he had been seeking a reduction in the rates because most members of his organisation were willing to relocate but considered the proposed charges too high.Supreme Court is hearing a petition by 10-B Scheme Vikas Samiti seeking the relocation of coaching centres operating along Gopalpura Bypass to the Pratap Nagar hub. Kumar said he had approached the court through his lawyer to become a party to the case.According to the FIR, Kumar called Jha around 3.20pm on Oct 6 to propose a joint meeting with officials of the state govt, Jaipur Development Authority and Housing Board to discuss reducing the rates. Their conversation lasted around 24 to 25 minutes, after which Jha allegedly asked Kumar to meet him in person.Kumar alleged that Jha then discussed taking him into a bathroom and spraying insecticide on him, claiming he would die after inhaling it. Kumar said the recording made him fear for his life and suspect a conspiracy against him.He has sought legal action against Jha and others allegedly involved, along with protection for himself and his family. He said fear had initially deterred him from approaching police. His complaint, dated Oct 10, 2026, included a pen drive containing the recording, an expert’s report and a certificate.
