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There has once again been an earthquake in the politics of Bihar. The dispute arising between Mokama’s powerful MLA Anant Singh and Janata Dal United (JDU) is no longer limited to just political tussle, but its threads seem to be connected to a serious criminal case as well. Recently, amidst all the political turmoil and expulsion of JDU from the party for six years, the discussion has intensified as to what is the real background behind this political rebellion and old incidents. It is a common discussion in the political circles that to carry forward the fight for justice in the Dularchand Yadav murder case, his grandson Neeraj Kumar ran to Delhi and created a whole web of tightening the legal noose.
That incident of Mokama Tal area and the whole truth of Dularchand Yadav murder case
During the Bihar Assembly elections 2025, political activity was at its peak in Tall area of Mokama. During the election campaign, local powerful and influential personality Dularchand Yadav, who was campaigning in support of Jan Suraj Party candidate Piyush Priyadarshi, died under suspicious circumstances. After this incident, there was huge tension in the area. The allegations were directly leveled against Mokama’s powerful MLA Anant Singh and his entourage. In this case, the police took immediate action and arrested Anant Singh and sent him to Beur jail in judicial custody. However, amid political influence and various equations, Anant Singh was granted bail in this case from the Patna High Court in March 2026, after which he came out of jail.
Grandson Neeraj Kumar’s race to Delhi and legal battle till Supreme Court
There was a lot of anger in the family of Dularchand Yadav after getting bail from Patna High Court. Neeraj Kumar, grandson of the deceased, did not give up against this decision and moved to Delhi in the hope of justice. Neeraj Kumar filed a petition in the Supreme Court challenging the order of the Patna High Court under which Anant Singh got relief. The petition strongly demands that in view of Anant Singh’s past criminal history and influence, his bail should be immediately canceled and he should be sent behind the bars again. Since this legal step, political and judicial turmoil has intensified from Delhi to Patna. As the date of hearing of this high-profile case in the Supreme Court is coming closer, the temperature in the politics of the state is increasing.
Expulsion from JDU and harsh attitude of Anant Singh
On one hand, the echo of Dularchand Yadav murder case has reached the biggest court of the country, on the other hand, major political changes have also been seen in the corridors of power of Bihar. Citing the recent MLC elections and anti-party activities, JDU has expelled Anant Singh and his wife Neelam Devi from the primary membership of the party for six years. Along with this, a letter has also been submitted to the Assembly Speaker to cancel his MLAship and an order has also been issued to vacate his official residence. After all these drastic administrative and political actions, Anant Singh has broken his silence and has increased the tone of rebellion. Anant Singh has given clear indications that he can form his own new party in the coming time and will give a befitting reply to his opponents in the election field.
All eyes fixed on geographical and political profits and losses
This political and legal war, spread from Mokama and Barh Tal areas to Patna and Delhi, is certain to have an impact on the upcoming politics of Bihar. From the point of view of local equations, Anant Singh has had a distinct influence in this Bhumihar dominated belt, but on the other hand, the legal implications of the Dularchand Yadav murder case have made his path extremely difficult. Analysts believe that if Anant Singh’s bail is rejected during the hearing of Neeraj Kumar’s petition in the Supreme Court, then his political and social position may suffer a major blow. However, this sensational upheaval from the corridors of Delhi to the streets of Patna has once again proved that this struggle of crime, justice and power has always been the biggest focal point in the politics of Bihar.