In the Janipur police station area of Phulwari Sharif in Patna, the Patna Police has put a halt on several speculations on the incident that burnt the brother-sister alive on Thursday and if the police have reached the main aspect of this whole incident.

Although the police have not yet fully exposed the entire case, but many suspects associated with the incident have been arrested in this case and the police claim that the entire case will be revealed very soon.

Patna City SP described the entire case as a pre-placing murder

Patna City SP Western Bhanu Pratap has put a stop to many speculations and described the whole matter as a pre-placing murder. City SP said that the one who is guilty is very close to the house.

He always had to come and go to that house. He said that the two children who were burnt, this matter seems to be completely murder and whoever is suspected in this case is being questioned. Those who are guilty have been found out, they are also being questioned.

8 teams formed by police

City SP said that the police have been saying in advance that this case is of murder. In this case, 8 teams have been formed by the police, who are inquiring and investigating. In the coming two to three days, this matter will be revealed completely.

At the same time, City SP West has also urged the society to be aware so that such an incident can be prevented from happening because the society will not be aware unless people will be aware, such incidents will not stop.

What was the whole matter?

Please tell that on Thursday, criminals entered the house in the Janipur police station area and burnt two children of AIIMS alive. The deceased children were named Anjali and Ansh, who were about 10 and 15 years old. Both were siblings and both died.

The father of both of them does private work in the secretariat and the mother is a guard in AIIMS, who lives in Jaipur. The police had also told yesterday that it would be technically investigated as the police had already suspected in the case of death due to burning of both of them.

PM modi rally bihar: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a tour of Bihar today. He will address a public meeting at Vikramganj in Rohtas district. The Prime Minister’s first visit to Bihar after Operation Sindoor. It is believed that the Prime Minister is going to give a big message before the Bihar elections through the public meeting, but the question is why Vikramganj was selected for the Prime Minister’s program and what is the message of this, let us tell you. This is the first visit to Bihar after PM Modi’s operation vermilion.

Bikramganj Assembly falls in the middle of Magadh and Shahabad region of Bihar. Magadha Shahabad region has caused constant trouble for BJP and NDA. If we talk about the last Lok Sabha election, then out of the 10 seats that the NDA lost in Bihar, 7 Lok Sabha seats fall in this Magadha Shahabad region.

Look at Shahabad and Magadh region
In Shahabad and Magadh region, NDA and many strong candidates of BJP lost the election like Buxar, Ara, Sasaram, Aurangabad, Jehanabad, Pataliputra, and Union Ministers RK Singh, Upendra Kushwaha and Ramkripal Yadav in Karakat. It is important to know here that there are 4 Lok Sabha seats in Shahabad: Ara, Sasaram, Karakat, Buxar and Magadha have 5 Lok Sabha seats, including Patna, Aurangabad, Gaya, Jehanabad, Nawada. Not only the Lok Sabha but also in the 2020 assembly elections, the NDA performed very poorly in this region.

Defeat in 2020 assembly elections
In the 2020 assembly elections, NDA candidates could not win a single assembly seat in Jehanabad, Pataliputra, Buxar and Karakat Lok Sabha in the area of ​​Shahabad and Magadha. The assembly has a total of 55 seats in Shahabad Magadh region. In which BJP and NDA could win only 10 seats.

Atmosphere for assembly elections
The Grand Alliance performed very well in the last assembly and Lok Sabha elections. Now the NDA wants to create an atmosphere in this area before the Bihar assembly elections through the Prime Minister’s rally so that it can make its performance well in the upcoming elections.