Lucknow: In a swift operation, Mohanlalganj Police have arrested five notorious members of the Gurjar gang responsible for creating chaos during a traditional fair in Bindauwa village. The incident occurred on the night of October 13–14, 2025, around 11:00 PM, during a cultural program at the fair.
The arrested individuals, identified as Lalit Rawat (son of Ramsevak), Sadashiv (son of Gurudayal), Mithun Rawat (son of Pawan Kumar), Deshdeepak (son of late Bechalal), and Vikrant Kumar (son of Sanjay Kumar), along with 8–10 unidentified accomplices, forcefully tried to make performers dance in an obscene manner on stage. When the fair committee and police intervened, the gang resorted to pushing, shoving, stone-pelting on vehicles, breaking glass, verbal abuse, and threats to life.
During the chaos, Deshdeepak blocked the road with his Scorpio vehicle (without number plates), causing panic among fairgoers. Immediate police registration under FIR No. 403/25 and relevant sections of the IPC and CLA Act was made.
Preliminary investigations revealed that the arrested individuals are active members of the “7299 Gurjar Gang”, known for intimidation and criminal activities in the region. They have a history of serious offenses, including assault, threat, and rioting.
The arrested gang members are being sent for judicial custody, and their vehicles, including the black-tinted Scorpio used for intimidation, have been seized.

The Mohanlalganj Police team acted promptly to restore law and order and have reiterated their commitment to public safety, warning that any attempts to disrupt public events will not be tolerated.
Details of the arrested individuals:
- Lalit Rawat, 20, resident of Bindauwa Bana, Mohanlalganj
- Sadashiv, 27, resident of Kinda, Mohanlalganj
- Mithun Rawat, 20, resident of Anandpur, Mohanlalganj
- Deshdeepak, 23, resident of Udakakheda, Mohanlalganj
- Vikrant Kumar, 24, resident of Nevalkheda, Devana, Mohanlalganj
Criminal records: All five have multiple prior criminal cases, including assault, rioting, and intimidation under various IPC and CLA provisions.
The police team responsible for the arrests has been commended for their rapid action, ensuring peace and safety at the fair.
