<h1>Man arrested for fake 400kg RDX terror threat; murder chargesheet as family seeks death penalty; official rejects harmful farm imports</h1> A man was arrested for allegedly sending a hoax threat claiming 14 terrorists had entered the city with 400 kg of RDX, exposing potential criminal charges for transmitting false threats and public endangerment. In a separate case, police filed a chargesheet in an alleged murder; the victim's family is seeking the death penalty for the accused wife and four others, implicating capital punishment considerations if convicted. A senior government official publicly ruled out any agricultural import agreement with the United States that would disadvantage domestic farmers, reflecting a policy stance with regulatory and trade implications.