- By Shubham Bajpai
- Wed, 17 Jun 2026 11:27 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Jagran correspondent, Patna. Roshan Anand, the director of Gyan Bindu Coaching Institute and accused in the Khan Global Studies attack case, arrived at Kadamkuan police station with his lawyer on Wednesday to file an FIR against Faisal Khan, aka Khan Sir, accusing him of plotting the murder of his brother, Prince Yadav.
Roshan Anand reached the police station and demanded that a formal FIR be registered. The entire incident is also said to be connected to the vandalism and stone-pelting that occurred at Khan Global Studies in the Musallahpur area on June 2.
Anand was arrested for his alleged role in the attack but was released on bail on June 15. Soon after being released on bail, he had accused Khan Sir and RS Prasad, the owner of Kisan Cold Storage, of conspiring to murder his brother.
He even demanded a narco test of Khan Sir, accusing him of peddling lies.
Anand alleges well-planned conspiracy
Roshan Anand alleged that Khan had his brother killed in Nepal as part of a well-planned strategy. Anand submitted a written application to the police on Wednesday evening, demanding the registration of a murder case.
Police denies to file FIR, case out of jurisdiction
The Kadamkuan police station refused to immediately register an FIR, saying the alleged incident occurred outside India, in Nepal.
This poses legal and technical hurdles to filing cases locally. Rajesh Ranjan, the Town DSP-1, also confirmed the jurisdictional issue.
According to police officials, the matter is currently being seriously reviewed. Further action will be decided only after consulting senior officers.
Prince Yadav murdered at Nepal hotel
Prince Yadav was found murdered at a hotel in Nepal's Biratnagar. He was absconding after the vandalism at the institute, and the police were searching for him.
Yadav's health suddenly deteriorated inside his hotel room at around 11 PM on Saturday. He was immediately rushed to the Neuro Hospital, where doctors declared him dead on arrival. His four associates, who were present at the hotel, have been arrested and the investigation is underway.