Agnipath protest: Bihar students were provoked through WhatsApp groups

As per the content of the messages, the group members spent Rs 108 to buy petrol and set government properties and the properties of BJP leaders on fire

As per the content of the messages, the group members spent Rs 108 to buy petrol and set government properties and the properties of BJP leaders on fire
As per the content of the messages, the group members spent Rs 108 to buy petrol and set government properties and the properties of BJP leaders on fire

The conspiracy behind well planned Agnipath riot in Bihar

The police investigation has revealed that the students of Bettiah district, Bihar were provoked through a WhatsApp group. The WhatsApp group members were reportedly provoked that the leaders are playing with the future of the youth of the country. Massive violence was witnessed during the Agnipath protest in Bihar.

As per the content of the messages, the group members spent Rs.108 to buy petrol and set government properties and the properties of BJP leaders on fire.

“The violence in Bettiah was well planned and the students were allegedly provoked through a Whatsapp group originating from Patna. There were some provocative messages that were uploaded on a Whatsapp group called “Future Fauji” on June 17,” said a police officer of West Champaran district.

“The agitation would get successful only when we set the properties of government and BJP leaders on fire,” the content of the conversation said.

On June 17, a large scale of violence occurred in several districts of Bihar, including in Bettiah, where protesters have set the properties of state BJP President Sanjay Jaiswal, Deputy Chief Minister Renu Devi, and Lauriya BJP MLA Vinay Bihari. The protesters also set the properties of BJP MLAs, Aruna Devi in Nawada, and C N Singh in Chapra.

The Agnipath protests lasted for five days from June 16 to 20 with massive violence in Bihar.

Several trains were set on fire in various districts, including Patna, Jehanabad, Bhojpur, West Champaran, Buxar, Rohtas, Kaimur, Nawada, Madhepura, Muzaffarpur, Supaul, and other districts.

“The rumours were spread in Bihar through Whatsapp groups. The investigation is currently underway as several names have come up. We have arrested some accused and also identified many others who were involved in the arson. The raids are underway,” said Upendra Nath Verma, Superintendent of Police, West Champaran.

[With Inputs from IANS]

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