'Gangs of Wasseypur' had incited violence in Ranchi, police arrested
'Gangs of Wasseypur' had incited violence in Ranchi, police arrested
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Ranchi: Police have intensified their action in connection with the violence that broke out in Jharkhand's capital Ranchi last Friday. According to the report, the mastermind of this violence turned out to be Nawab Chishti, the admin of the WhatsApp group. Nawab Chishti has been arrested by the police. Nawab Chishti has been accused of inciting violence at several places in the past. The Nawab is also very active in the state. His photographs have been seen with leaders of several parties.

In the same police investigation, it has been revealed that the maximum number of messages were sent from the WhatsApp group 'Gangs of Wasseypur' on the day of the violence. The youth were lured. In the group, the criminal Nawab had appealed to the people to join the protest. Police have also come to know that Nawab is the admin of the group. Earlier, the Nawab has also been jailed twice on charges of inciting violence.  

At the same time, due to the investigation of the police, all the message chats of this group were read in which it was found that this group was used to give a violent shape to the Ranchi violence. Subsequently, the police arrested the criminal and sent him to jail. It is being said that Nawab has been jailed twice in the past on the charge of inciting riots. Police said gangs of Wasseypur WhatsApp groups have been instrumental in instigating the Ranchi violence. So far, 29 persons have been arrested in connection with the Ranchi violence case. Six people were arrested on Tuesday. Ranchi Superintendent of Police Anshuman Kumar said all the six arrested persons have been made criminals in the case. The criminals have been brought to Kotwali police station from all parts of Ranchi and interrogation is on.  

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