News India Live, Digital Desk: The politics of Bihar has heated up after Patna Police detained former IPS Amitabh Das from his residence. Lalu Yadav’s elder son Tej Pratap Yadav termed this action as ‘proper’ and said that Amitabh Das keeps making ‘vulgar statements’ against anyone without any facts.
Main points of Tej Pratap Yadav’s statement
Told the action right: Tej Pratap said, “Amitabh Das has been continuously talking baseless. Whatever action the government has taken is absolutely the right step. I believe he should have been caught earlier.”
Defense of Nishant Kumar: By Amitabh Das Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s son Nishant Kumar On the allegations leveled against him, Tej Pratap said, “We know Nishant, he is a well-mannered and good person. He comes from a prestigious family and has an image of his own. The allegations leveled against him are completely baseless.”
Reason for personal resentment: The dispute between Tej Pratap and Amitabh Das is very old. Some time ago, Amitabh Das had made controversial remarks about Tej Pratap’s personal life and ‘two wives’, after which Tej Pratap had lodged an FIR against him in the Secretariat police station.
Why was Amitabh Das arrested?
NEET student case: Amitabh Das is accused of posting misleading and provocative posts on social media in connection with the suspicious death of a NEET student from Jehanabad.
Controversy DNA demand: He had dragged the name of Chief Minister’s son Nishant Kumar in this case and demanded a DNA test, which the police and administration considered an attempt to influence the investigation.
POCSO Act: According to reports, a case has been registered against him under POCSO Act and other serious sections.
stir in political circles
Apart from Tej Pratap Yadav, senior RJD leaders Shivanand Tiwari Has also raised questions on the mental condition of Amitabh Das and termed his allegations as ‘the product of a distorted mentality’. At present, Amitabh Das has been admitted to the hospital due to ill health, where he is under police surveillance.
North India Statesman