Dularchand Yadav was attacked on October 30th in the Tal area of the Mokama Assembly seat. He was campaigning for Jan Suraj Party candidate Piyush Priyadarshi. At the same time, the convoys of Piyush and JDU candidate Anant Singh met on the road. Supporters from both sides clashed, shouted at each other, and reports say gunfire took place.

Police said Dularchand was shot in the leg. They also said his death happened when a heavy vehicle ran over him. The family claimed that Anant Singh and his supporters hit him with a vehicle after the shooting.

Police have arrested more than 80 people, including Anant Singh. Officers are checking if the vehicle attack was planned or accidental. Voting took place on November 6th, and Anant Singh later won the Mokama seat by over 28,000 votes.

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Anant Singh said his team saw other vehicles while campaigning and thought they were also canvassing. Suddenly, they heard death slogans and were attacked. Ten vehicles were left behind, and attackers used stones and iron claws. Singh called it a “political game” designed to weaken his voter base.

Meanwhile, Dularchand Yadav’s family has accused Anant Singh himself of involvement in the murder. The case has turned into a fierce blame game between JDU, RJD, and Jan Suraj Party leaders, adding heat to the Mokama election battle.

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