Hyderabad, Nov. 4 -- Prominent Indian journalist Rana Ayyub and her father received death threats on Saturday, November 2.

According to reports, Ayyub received a threat call who claimed to know her address. Following the incident, the Committee to Protect Journalists has demanded that the Indian government act swiftly and hold accountable those responsible and ensure the safety of all journalists in India so they can work without fear of intimidation or violence.

In her complaint filed with the Mumbai police, Ayyub stated that she received multiple threat calls and WhatsApp messages in a span of 20 minutes. The caller demanded that the journalist write an article on the 1984 riots in which 3,000 Sikhs were killed.

The massacre occurred...