Bihar : Five arrested for shooting JDU leader and killing property dealer

Ara, 31 October (Fast Mail) – Gang war between two groups was behind the shooting of Prince Singh Bajrangi and his friend property dealer Mithun Singh, the national secretary of Yuva Janata Dal United, on 28 September in Jagadevanagar of Ara urban area of ??Bhojpur district. And the matter of hostility has come to light.

During gangwar firing, property dealer Mithun Singh was killed on the spot while JDU leader was injured. SP Har Kishore Rai of Bhojpur district had formed a team that has arrested all the accused named in the murder and firing.

There have been many sensational revelations after the arrest of the accused. The accused told the police that there was a plan to kill Mithun Singh in a gang war of two groups. JDU leader Prince Singh Bajrangi was with him and he was also shot. The incident involved Rishidev Chaudhary, son of Arvind Chaudhary, resident of Belaur village in Udwantnagar police station area, Suman Rai, son of Umesh Rai, resident of Jagdevanagar in Nawada police station area, Naveen Upadhyay, son of Ram Hulas Upadhyay, resident of Vaisadih in Piro police station area, Nawada police station area market. Chandan Kumar Rai, son of Samiti resident Ramakant Rai and Bittu Kumar Rai, son of Vijay Kumar Rai, resident of Basra village in Sikarhatta police station area, have admitted their involvement in the murder.

One katta, two pistols and five cartridges have also been recovered from these criminals. Property dealer Mithun Singh was killed in the battle for supremacy of Dipu Chaudhary and Ranjit Chaudhary of Belaur village in Bhojpur. Mithun Singh was a supporter of Belaur village resident Ranjit Chaudhary. Deepak Chaudhary's gang is headed by Deepak Pandey, a resident of Sikraul village in Sikarhatta police station area.

All the accused arrested worked for the Dipu Chaudhary gang. Now the police are busy in arresting the director of this gang, Deepak Pandey. JDU National Secretary Prince Singh Bajrangi is currently out of danger.

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