Bihar Elections: JSP worker shot dead during poll campaign in Mokama; Several injured

The person killed in the firing has been identified as Dularchand Yadav. Dularchand Yadav was the uncle of the Jansuraj Party candidate from Mokama. He was also the president of the Yadav Mahasangh.

Mokama: Amidst the ongoing election campaign for the Bihar Assembly elections, a major crime news has emerged. A Jansuraj Party convoy was attacked during a campaign in Mokama, resulting in heavy firing. One person was killed in the incident. Several party workers were injured. Following the incident, tension has gripped the area, and police forces have been deployed. Police teams have been formed to apprehend the accused.

According to reports, the person killed in the firing has been identified as Dularchand Yadav. Dularchand Yadav was the uncle of the Jansuraj Party candidate from Mokama. He was also the president of the Yadav Mahasangh.

Amidst the ongoing political activity for the Bihar Assembly elections, the firing and murder in Mokama has raised several questions about peaceful elections and law and order.
According to reports, the firing incident in Mokama occurred when the convoy of Jansuraj Party candidate Piyush Priyadarshi was out campaigning. Unidentified individuals attacked the convoy, firing shots, and attacking vehicles.

Dularchand Yadav, a Jansuraj Party worker, was shot and killed in the incident. He collapsed immediately after being shot. He was taken to the hospital in a vehicle, but reportedly died on the way.

The attackers are believed to be members of another party and are currently absconding. The incident has created tension in the area, and police are deployed at the scene. The search for the accused is ongoing.