Former IPS Amitabh Das (Amitabh Das) Has been taken into custody by Patna Police. His house was raided on the evening of Friday (February 13, 2026). On this action, National President of Janashakti Janata Dal, Tej Pratap Yadav (Tej Pratap Yadav) There has been a response. He has justified this action. Also, Tej Pratap Yadav has fiercely attacked former IPS Amitabh Kumar Das.

‘The allegations that are being made are wrong…’

Tej Pratap said that Amitabh Das makes strong statements. A few days ago he also spoke bad things about me. There were no facts. The way you were speaking about Nishant is also wrong. It is baseless. As far as we know him (Nishant) is settled and from a good family. He is the son of the Chief Minister. The way he (Amitabh Das) is making allegations has not been proven. So the allegations they are making are wrong. I refute.

Patna, Bihar: On Fomer IPS officer Amitabh Das’s arrest, Janashakti Janata Dal National President Tej Pratap Yadav says, “Amitabh Das keeps giving irrelevant statements. A few days ago, I was also subjected to false and misleading remarks when there was no basis for them. And… pic.twitter.com/2iztRKnEDW

— IANS (@ians_india) February 13, 2026

He further said, “The steps taken by the government should have been taken earlier. It may be late but appropriate action has been taken. Such people have no right to speak. It is not right to make any allegations or say anything without thinking.”

Questions raised on law and order also

On the other hand, Tej Pratap Yadav raised questions on the law and order of the state. He said, “Law and order is not good. Samrat Chaudhary ji is young… We also support him to move ahead, but the way the situation has developed in Bihar, it is in a worse state. We will only tell Samrat Chaudhary to work on improving the environment that has been created as soon as possible. The responsibility is on him. Work to fulfill your responsibility.”

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