Overview
- Prince Yadav, who was named in the June 2 vandalism and firing probe in Patna, was found dead in a Biratnagar hotel on Sunday and Nepal Police have detained several people who were with him while a post‑mortem and forensic tests are carried out.
- The Patna case began with alleged stone‑pelting and firing outside Khan Global Studies on June 2, leading to an FIR at Kadamkuan police station, arrest of multiple people and seizure of firearms now sent for forensic examination.
- Two private security guards linked to Khan Global Studies were arrested after one reportedly told investigators he fired on instruction, a statement that prompted charges under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Arms Act against Khan Sir.
- On Monday a Patna court granted bail to Gyan Bindu director Raushan/Roshan Anand, who returned home and publicly accused Faisal Khan and others of conspiring to kill his brother and demanded a CBI probe and a fresh post‑mortem.
- The episode has raised local tensions: police have increased security around coaching centres, student protests have erupted, and the cross‑border Nepal inquiry means forensic findings will be central to whether Indian investigators can link the death to the coaching rivalry.