As part of the swift actions in the Mokama murder case, police have arrested chief suspect and JDU candidate Anant Singh, transporting him to Patna late last night. Post-arrest, he is housed directly in the Patna SSP Office's DIU Cell. Multiple police teams conducted all-night raids pursuing other suspects. Over 80 individuals have been detained and interrogated so far, with Anant Singh, among three accused, expected to be presented in court today.
The tension simmers in Mokama post the Dularchand Yadav murder, putting local law enforcement on high alert. Patna police, with special units, are in continuous pursuit of both named and suspected perpetrators. While around 80 suspects are currently being questioned, the hunt for main offenders goes on.
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Dularchand Yadav’s family has identified Karmveer, Rajveer, and Chhotan Singh as key suspects in this homicide. The police executed late-night searches in Mokama, Pandarak, and surrounding areas. There’s ongoing surveillance on the opposing party's accused, including Piyush Priyadarshi and several others.
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Violence and chaos erupted in Pandarak, where video footage was examined carefully, leading police to identify several individuals now under interrogation. Senior officers are closely monitoring the operation. This case inflames the political landscape amidst the Bihar elections.
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The most high-profile figure embroiled in this case is the influential former legislator Anant Singh, who is directly implicated. Today in court, police will present Anant Singh, along with associates Manikant Thakur and Ranjit Ram, seeking their judicial custody, which might lead to subsequent incarceration.
The authorities aren’t currently planning to remand these suspects, but sources suggest further interrogations could occur post the November 6 Mokama assembly by-election. Aside from this murder, Anant Singh has been charged with violating the Model Code of Conduct, adding to the political tensions during the election period.