Amethi Police Invoke Gangster Act Against Motorcycle Theft Syndicate
Sangrampur police charge three individuals under the Gangster Act for operating a motorcycle theft syndicate in Amethi.
The Sangrampur police in Amethi have taken decisive action against a criminal network by invoking the Uttar Pradesh Gangsters and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act, 1986. Three individuals have been charged for allegedly operating a sophisticated motorcycle theft syndicate that had been causing widespread fear among local residents.
DM Approves Gang Chart
The legal crackdown follows the formal approval of a gang chart by District Magistrate Shashank Chaudhary on October 14, 2026. This administrative move has paved the way for rigorous prosecution under Section 2(b)(i) and 3 of the Gangster Act.
Station House Officer (SHO) of Sangrampur, Sanjay Singh, confirmed that the registration of this case marks a significant step in dismantling the organized crime group responsible for the thefts.
The Accused Behind the Syndicate
Police investigations have identified the key players involved in this illegal operation. The suspects include:
- Rahul Yadav: Identified as the alleged ringleader, a resident of Shukuldih village, Medanamwai, within the Munshiganj police station area.
- Gajadhar Verma: An active member residing in Naya Purwa, Jogapur Ambarpur, under the jurisdiction of the Sangrampur police station.
- Aditya (alias Karan): An active member residing in Pandey Ka Purwa, Tikaria, under the Gauriganj police station area.
Criminal Motive and Public Impact
According to the official police report, the trio was allegedly engaged in a systematic cycle of stealing motorcycles and subsequently selling them to accumulate illegal wealth and assets. The authorities highlighted that these recurring thefts had created a pervasive atmosphere of fear among the local public, impacting the sense of security in the region.Follow Prime News on WhatsAppJoin channel →