Nashik, Feb 10 (Reporter) Maharashtra Minister Chhagan Bhujbal has once again received a letter allegedly threatening to eliminate him. He received the 'threat' letter on February 9 (yesterday) in his office here, warning him that "a 'supari' (contract) to kill him was given to five people. It is worth Rs 50 lakh. A meeting in this regard was held in front of Sagar Hotel. These people are currently staying in a hotel at Gangapur-Dindori-Chandshi." When asked the said letter on Saturday, Bhujbal struck a defiant note saying that he will not leave his position, no matter what happens. He said that he has received threatening letters, messages and phone calls four to five times in past few months and added that he has informed about the same to city police...////...