‘It took too long sir to come’, SP’s first reaction on the arrest of Anant Singh in the Dularachander murder case.

Taking major action in the murder case of Jan Suraj Party worker Dularchand Yadav in Mokama, Bihar, Patna Police has arrested former MLA and NDA candidate Anant Singh. Now Samajwadi Party’s first reaction has come to light on the arrest of JDU leader Anant Singh in the Dularachander murder case. SP said that the quorum for arrests has been fulfilled before the arrival of the Prime Minister.

On the arrest of JDU leader Anant Singh, Samajwadi Party leader IP Singh said – “He came too late… After the murder, the Prime Minister and the Home Minister kept holding rallies for four days, not realizing that their MLA had got the murder done. Today Modi ji has to hold a rally in Bihar. This issue has been highlighted in the social media. Due to this, the quorum for the arrest has been completed before the arrival of the PM.”

JDU candidate from Mokama, Ananth Kumar Singh, along with his two associates, Manikant Thakur and Ranjit Ram, have been arrested from Bedna village on charges of serious violation of the election code of conduct, officials said at a press conference late night.

Model code of conduct will be strictly followed

Patna DM Dr. Thyagarajan S.M. on the murder of Jan Suraj Party worker Dularchand Yadav. Said that this incident has been taken very seriously. He said that the model code of conduct will be strictly followed. He also said that to ensure peaceful elections, all licensed weapons will have to be surrendered during voting.

The administration and police are conducting a thorough investigation

Patna’s SSP Karthikeya K. Sharma said that the administration and police are conducting a thorough investigation. More than 50 CAPF manned checking centers have been set up in each constituency for strict surveillance and action against law breakers. Citing evidence and statements, the SSP confirmed a murder case related to the incident. Three arrests have been made and raids are ongoing. A CID team is investigating, he added, adding that wound marks have been found in the post-mortem, although no bullets have been found.