According to family members, Om Prakash had gone out on his motorcycle on Sunday afternoon. When he did not return home, relatives began searching for him. Early Monday morning, they found him unconscious by the roadside near Tardwa village.

The family alleges that the man beaten to death in Patna Parsa Bazar was attacked by his brother-in-law and the man’s father. They claim the assault followed tension over Om Prakash’s inter-caste marriage. The attackers allegedly kidnapped him, beat him severely, and left him injured on the road.

Relatives rushed Om Prakash to a private hospital in Khajpura. Doctors tried to save him, but he died during treatment due to serious injuries.

The family says they first approached the Parsa Bazar police station but did not get immediate help. Later, police recorded their statement at the hospital. Officers have detained one suspect and started a detailed investigation.

Police officials said they are verifying all claims and will take strict action based on evidence.

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In a post issued via the official JJD Instagram handle, Tej Pratap shared a video of Rohini and wrote in Hindi that while he had silently endured wrongs done to him in the past, he could not remain quiet over his sister’s humiliation. He expressed anguish over reports that Rohini was allegedly struck with a slipper, saying the incident had “turned his pain into fire.”

Without naming Tejashwi or Sanjay Yadav directly, Tej Pratap warned “Jaichands” — a term used for betrayers — that the people of Bihar would not forgive attacks on family honour. He hinted that “some faces have clouded Tejashwi’s judgement” and cautioned that the consequences of this “injustice will be severe.”

The controversy has triggered political tremors in Bihar, with parties closely monitoring the unfolding tensions within one of the state’s most influential political families.

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