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News India Live, Digital Desk: Under the guise of the recent labor movement in Noida adjacent to Delhi, a deep and dreadful conspiracy to terrorize the country has been exposed. The evidence obtained by the investigating agencies has shocked even the officials. It has been revealed that this was not just a demand for salary hike, but a well-planned masterplan to spread violence in 10 states of the country including Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat. The conspirators used the special technique of ‘Dupatta’ to disturb the industrial peace so as to avoid the eyes of the law.
Use of ‘Dupatta Brigade’ to avoid CCTV
Police investigation has revealed that girls were given special training to spread violence during the movement. To avoid the sight of CCTV cameras, these girls were taught how to cover the cameras using their ‘dupatta’ or any other cloth. Many such footage have been found in Noida and Greater Noida where women are seen putting clothes on the cameras, so that the miscreants who indulged in arson and stone pelting could not be identified.
Six rounds of bullets for 10 thousand… audio created a stir
During the investigation, the police got hold of an audio and message which has raised questions on the security arrangements. In this message it is clearly said that ‘I want to fire six rounds for Rs 10,000, tell me where to send it’. It is clear from this revelation that hired criminals and anarchist elements were included in the labor movement. Police are now looking for the network that was inciting youth to violence through WhatsApp groups.
‘Blueprint’ of violence in 10 states: It started from Haryana
According to sources, this conspiracy was not limited to Noida only. The conspirators had prepared a long roadmap for the next four years. After the successful experiment in Haryana, their next target was Noida, the industrial area of Uttar Pradesh. After this, there was a plan to extend this fire to Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Chhattisgarh, Assam and Tripura. The clear objective was to stop industrial development and harm India’s image at the international level.
Crackdown on mastermind Aditya Anand and ‘core group’
Aditya Anand, the main accused of this entire conspiracy, is currently on the police radar. His core group members Manisha, Aakriti and Srishti Gupta are being rigorously interrogated during remand. The investigation also revealed that organizations like ‘Mazdoor Bugul’ used their online portals and websites to instigate the workers. The police SIT is now trying to find out which international forces or suspicious political ideologies are behind this conspiracy.