Arrest Sparks Debate: Bihar's Law and Order Under Scrutiny Ahead of Elections

The recent arrest of JDU's Anant Singh in the Dularchand Yadav murder case has sparked a debate on Bihar's law and order. While RJD's Mrityunjay Tiwari criticized it as 'gundaraj,' officials assure normalcy, arresting 80 individuals. The electoral contest in Mokama remains tense as voting approaches.

The arrest of Janata Dal (United) candidate Anant Singh in connection with the Dularchand Yadav murder case has put Bihar's law enforcement under scrutiny. RJD leader Mrityunjay Tiwari described the state's situation as 'gundaraj,' urging PM Modi to address the delayed apprehension of Singh.

Patna District Magistrate Thiyagarajan SM maintained that normalcy has been restored following extensive efforts to enforce order. 'The situation is absolutely normal now,' he confirmed, detailing the arrest of 80 individuals and a thorough inquiry into election-related disturbances.

The case relates to the October 30th shooting of Jan Suraaj supporter Yadav during the election campaign in Mokama. With Singh and two associates arrested, the upcoming November polls mark a contentious battle in the region.

(With inputs from agencies.)