Youth murdered in Bihar's Siwan after acid attack and being locked in shop
Sister of deceased and villagers hold fierce protest, placing body on road
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
5 November 2026, 4:57 pm · Updated 5:10 pm · 4 min read
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A horrific incident has come to light in the Siwan district of Bihar state, where a youth was brutally murdered. According to an NDTV India report, attackers threw acid on the youth's face and subsequently locked him inside a shop. The youth was rushed for treatment following this terrible incident, but he passed away during treatment.
Following the incident, there was widespread anger in the area. Family members of the deceased and local villagers demanded justice. The sister of the deceased and the villagers held a fierce protest by placing the body on the main road. The villagers expressed their outrage over the incident and demanded strict action against the culprits.
On another front, in a separate legal case in Bihar, strongman MLA Anant Singh has received significant relief from the Supreme Court. According to an ABP News report, the deadline for Anant Singh to surrender in the Dular Chand Yadav murder case has been extended. Previously, the court had ordered him to surrender by December 1, but this date has now been extended to December 4. Anant Singh must now surrender before the police by December 4 or earlier.
The primary reason for this relief is a family occasion. Anant Singh's lawyer submitted before the Supreme Court that his daughter's wedding is on November 25. Considering this argument, the court extended the surrender date. It is noteworthy that his bail in this case has not been cancelled, but has been suspended. The Supreme Court heard the matter on October 30.
Examining the background of the entire case, it is known that Neeraj Kumar, the grandson of Dular Chand Yadav, had filed a petition in the Supreme Court. Neeraj Kumar demanded that Anant Singh's bail be cancelled and he be sent back to jail. The petitioner alleged that the High Court had granted bail to Anant Singh without paying sufficient attention to his criminal history. Earlier, in March of this year, the Patna High Court had granted bail to Anant Singh.
The Supreme Court has now directed the investigating officer of this case to complete the investigation within four months and file a supplementary chargesheet. This entire dispute is in the context of October 30, 2025. According to the sequence of events, during the Bihar Assembly elections last year, Anant Singh was contesting the Mokama seat on a JDU ticket. The Jan Suraj Party candidate Piyush Priyadarshi was contesting against him. Dular Chand Yadav was campaigning in support of Piyush Priyadarshi.
During the campaigning, convoys from both sides clashed, resulting in a violent confrontation in which Dular Chand Yadav was murdered. Strongman MLA Anant Singh was arrested for this serious crime and sent to jail. Surprisingly, Anant Singh won the Mokama Assembly seat despite being in jail.
This sequence of events reflects the political and legal tensions in Bihar, where on one hand, a brutal incident like an acid attack occurred in Siwan, and on the other, legal proceedings are underway in the case of the Mokama MLA. While the Supreme Court has granted time due to his daughter's wedding, it has maintained the gravity of the case by ordering the investigating officer to file the chargesheet quickly.
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