Following alleged involvement in a burn market contract, a key associate of Chairman Wontumi was arrested.

According to Satisfaction News, a close associate of Executive Wontumi, the New Devoted Party's (NPP) Ashanti Territorial Director, was arrested for allegedly attempting to purchase goods in the district.

Police in the Ashanti Area detained the man, whose name has not yet been disclosed, after receiving information about the alleged plot.

An unknown person allegedly recruited the suspect to finish the demonstration, according to sources.

In an interview with the media, a police officer confirmed the arrest and assured the public that investigations were underway.

"We have apprehended a person involved in a plot to set Ashanti Locale markets on fire. The spokesman stated, "We are gathering more evidence to quickly resolve this matter, and the suspect is currently in authority."

Many people in the area are questioning the justification for such a dangerous demonstration in light of the new information of the capture.

District traders and occupants expressed their concerns, fearing the devastating impact such a protest could have had on their employment.

Another broker, Ama Serwaa, expressed her displeasure.

"If this turns out to be true, it is incredibly miserable. How was it necessary for anyone to destroy people's organizations? All we're doing is trying to get by," she remarked. Kofi Mensah, a different shopkeeper, added, "

Markets are our type of revenue. Whoever is behind this should confront the law."

Administrator Wontumi, known for his impact in the area, has not yet remarked on the occurrence.

Notwithstanding, a few political investigators accept this improvement could have suggestions for his standing.

A nearby occupant, Kwame Yeboah, communicated his failure.

"On the off chance that somebody near a political pioneer is engaged with such demonstrations, it brings up significant issues. Pioneers should guarantee their partners are individuals of honesty," he commented.

The police have guaranteed general society of their obligation to uncovering reality and it is effectively guaranteed equity.

"We encourage everybody to keep quiet and permit the police to go about their responsibilities. Anybody found liable will confront the entirety of the law," the police representative added.