In his post, Tejashwi alleged that Ramdhani Yadav was close to NDA leaders and described him as an “NDA leader.” The shared images showed the accused with BJP leader Nitin Nabin and LJP (Ram Vilas) chief Chirag Paswan. The post quickly went viral and triggered a fresh political debate in the state.

The controversy comes after the killing of municipal executive officer Krishna Bhushan Kumar in Bhagalpur. Police later shot dead the main accused, Ramdhani Yadav, during an encounter while trying to arrest him.

Following the incident, political leaders from different parties exchanged sharp statements. The case has now become a major political issue in Bihar, with opposition and ruling parties blaming each other over law and order.

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For years, the Sultanganj Ganga Ghat illegal income system has generated money through collections from temporary shops, parking spaces, bus stands and sand transport near the river. Rival gangs led by Ramdhani Yadav and Ranjit Yadav, also known as Kanbucha, competed for control over these earnings and influence in local politics.

The conflict intensified because the area sees heavy crowds during the Shravan pilgrimage when devotees start the Kanwar Yatra from the ghat. Reports say the dispute also involves about 50 acres of land linked to the Ajgaibinath Trust, estimated to be worth around ₹100 crore.

After the murder case, police killed Ramdhani Yadav in an encounter. With him gone, observers say Kanbucha’s influence at the ghat may grow stronger unless authorities tighten control over the illegal network.

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