The investigation into the recent workers' protests in Noida, India, has revealed that a social media group called 'X Storm' played a pivotal role in inciting unrest. Created by Aditya Anand, who has since been arrested, the group aimed to spread provocative content quickly among its 274 members. The protests were triggered by the Haryana government's decision to increase the minimum wage, leading to chaos as over 40,000 factory workers clashed with security forces. Reports indicate that inflammatory messages were circulated through various WhatsApp groups, including one named 'Workers' Movement'. The situation escalated into violence, with protesters setting vehicles on fire and attacking police. Authorities have arrested 62 individuals, with many identified as non-laborers, and are investigating a potential connection to Pakistan, as some social media accounts linked to the unrest were operated from there using a VPN. This investigation highlights concerns about the use of social media to orchestrate disturbances in industrial areas.