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Delhi cops identify WhatsApp group in Jan 5 JNU violence
Updated On: 12 January, 2020 07:45 AM IST | New Delhi | Agencies
Sources in the Delhi Police said that the Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the case has identified 37 people from a 60-member WhatsApp group 'Unity Against Left'

ABVP supporters, about hundreds of them, participated in a rally in support of CAA and NRC on Saturday afternoon. Pic /PTI
New Delhi: Delhi police's Special Investigating Team (SIT) has identified the WhatsApp group named 'Unity Against Left' linked to the mob attack on JNU students and faculty. According to a senior Delhi police officer heading the investigation, they are not ruling out ABVP activists' involvement in the mob attack. The 60-member WhatsApp group, linked to the mob attack, was created just an hour before the violence took place in the varsity campus.
Further, police is also going to investigate the role of Rohit Singh, BA (French) first-year JNU student and Akshat Awasthi, also enrolled in the same course in the university, in the violence. Around 20 ABVP activists who were allegedly involved in the attack would be subjected to investigation by the police, said a source. Meanwhile, a video that surfaced on social media has Awasthi claiming that, on the day of the violence, lights of the campus were switched off by Delhi police personnel.


