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Murder Accused JDU 'Bahubali' Anant Singh Secures Landslide Victory in Bihar's Mokama Assembly Seat Despite Legal Troubles
Nov 14, 2025 04:30 pm CST
Janata Dal United strongman Anant Singh has won the Mokama seat in Bihar's 2025 assembly elections by nearly 30,000 votes despite being currently imprisoned for murder charges. The five-time MLA defeated RJD's Veena Devi while celebration preparations have already begun among his supporters who anticipate his release from prison. Singh's political journey includes multiple party switches and 28 criminal cases, yet his grip on the Mokama constituency remains unshaken.
Anant Singh's Electoral Journey: From Prison to Posters in Mokama Ahead of Bihar Election Results
Nov 14, 2025 10:26 am CST
As Bihar awaits assembly election results, posters supporting imprisoned JDU candidate Anant Singh have emerged in Mokama. The five-time MLA, currently jailed for murder charges, has shown remarkable political resilience despite his criminal record. This article explores Singh's shifting political allegiances between JDU and RJD, his current legal troubles, and the electoral landscape in the Mokama constituency where he remains a formidable contender despite his incarceration.
JDU Leader Lalan Singh Alleges Conspiracy Behind Anant Singh's Arrest in Bihar Election Drama
Nov 03, 2025 07:30 pm CST
Union Minister Rajiv Ranjan Singh (Lalan Singh) has claimed that JDU's Mokama candidate Anant Singh's recent arrest in a murder case is part of a political conspiracy. Despite the controversy surrounding the five-time MLA's detention, Lalan Singh predicts a landslide victory for Anant Singh in the upcoming November 6 Bihar election, highlighting the complex intersection of politics, power, and criminal allegations in the region's electoral landscape.
From Crime to Politics: The Remarkable Journey of Bihar's PhD-Holding Bahubali Sunil Pandey and His Political Heir
Oct 16, 2025 06:31 pm CST
Explore the complex life of Sunil Pandey, Bihar's notorious strongman who holds a PhD and won four elections despite a controversial criminal background. Now retired from politics, his son Vishal Prashant continues the family's political legacy as a BJP candidate from Tarari, highlighting the enduring connection between crime and politics in Bihar's political landscape.