A late-night incident in the Lunkaransar area of Rajasthan's Bikaner district has shaken the region. Part of the house belonging to notorious gangster Rohit Godara was torn down with a JCB machine on Monday night. By Tuesday morning, word of the demolition had spread through the entire area, setting off a wave of chatter on social media. What remains unclear is who carried out the demolition and why.
The police administration has denied taking any such action itself. Bikaner Superintendent of Police Mridul Kachhawa said that if a complaint is filed in connection with the incident, action will be taken as per procedure going forward.
What actually happened on Monday night
According to available information, unknown persons targeted Rohit Godara's house late on Monday night and used a JCB machine to knock down part of the structure. The entire episode unfolded under cover of darkness, so it has not been established who, if anyone, was present at the scene at the time. When local residents spotted the damage on Tuesday morning, they moved on without lingering. By then, news of the demolition had already spread on social media, with people speculating about who was behind it.
Who is gangster Rohit Godara
Rohit Godara hails from Kapuriyasar village, located near Lunkaransar. He is accused of sitting abroad and extorting money from businessmen by threatening them over mobile phone calls. His brother, father and other family members live at the house that was targeted. It has not yet been established whether anyone was inside the house at the time of the demolition.
The big questions now hanging over the case
The episode has raised several pointed questions. Who targeted the gangster's house, and for what purpose? Is this the work of a rival gang, or is there some other motive behind it? Police have declined to comment on any of these questions for now. Police and other agencies are said to be quietly investigating the matter behind the scenes, but no concrete official information has emerged so far.
Police say action will follow once a complaint is lodged
Superintendent of Police Mridul Kachhawa made clear that no one has filed a complaint in the matter as of now. He said that once the concerned party files a formal report, police will proceed with action in line with standard procedure. For now, the case remains shrouded in mystery, and discussions about it continue across the area.
