There was a lot of ruckus in the nation's capital Delhi about the 'piece-gang'. But many actions were taken against the 'piece-by-gang'. Regarding the matter, the Home Ministry has said that it has no information about the 'piece-by-gang'. The Ministry said these things in response to the information sought by RTI activists under the Right to Information. Explain that 'tukde-tukde gang' is commonly used to attack right-wing parties, left-backed groups, and their supporters. Anti-national slogans were allegedly raised at a program in Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University, after which the controversy over the 'tukde-tukde gang' grew.

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Saket Gokhale had sought information from the Ministry on December 26 through an RTI application about 'piece-by-gang'. He claims that the Ministry of Home Affairs has denied any information on the subject. Gokhale has shared information on this effect with his Twitter handle. In addition, he has also posted a copy of the reply given by the Ministry of Home Affairs on Monday.

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In his statement, Gokhale said, "The Ministry of Home Affairs does not have any information about the piecemeal gang." Sources in the Ministry of Home Affairs say that in a report given by the Intelligence Agency, 'piece-by-gang' has never been mentioned. However, he has also raised doubts over the RTI application.

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