Shoaib Kidwai, known as Bobby, a notorious gangster with ties to infamous leader Mukhtar Ansari, was killed in Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh. Following his death, police have uncovered a detailed criminal history showing that he had previous involvements in over a dozen criminal cases, including serious charges of murder and violations of the Gangster Act. His criminal record was opened in February 2008 in Barabanki, detailing multiple offenses including the application of the Gangster and Goonda Acts against him.

The police reports indicate that Bobby was actively involved in several high-profile crime cases, leading to concerns about gang-related violence in the region. Since the year 2000, Bobby’s name has emerged in various serious criminal investigations, including the murder of jail superintendent R.K. Tiwari and the assassination of Dr. D.B. Singh in Barabanki. He faced several charges at various police stations across Lucknow and Barabanki, indicating that he had a significant presence in the criminal underworld, which likely contributed to his violent demise.

Bobby’s death has raised questions about gang rivalries in the area, the effectiveness of law enforcement, and the ongoing struggle against organized crime in Uttar Pradesh. As details about his criminal deeds surface, the incident may prompt further investigations into local crime networks and the measures taken by authorities to combat gang violence in the state, underlining the need for better public safety and crime prevention strategies.