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18 Aug 2023

Bihar Breaking: Journalist shot dead in Nitish Raj, Nityanand Rai surrounds Bihar government

Bihar Breaking: Journalist has been shot dead in Nitish Raj, tell that in the murder case of his brother, the witness journalist was thrown out of his house and killed, Union Minister of State for Home Nityanand Rai has besieged the Bihar government regarding the incident. He has accused the Nitish government of giving protection to criminals.

18 Aug 2023

Bihar murder Breaking: Aswani Chaubey's attack on the government - uncle-nephew's government destroyed everything

Bihar Breaking: Journalist has been shot dead in Nitish Raj, tell that in the murder case of his brother, the journalist was murdered after being thrown out of his house, Union Minister Aswani Chaubey said about the incident that Bihar is burning, There is no Rule of law in Bihar, the uncle-nephew government has destroyed everything. Earlier, Nityanand Rai surrounded the Bihar government and accused it of giving protection to criminals.

18 Aug 2023

Bihar murder update: Deputy CM Tejashwi's statement - We will fight with the accused of murder and win

Bihar murder update: Journalist has been shot dead in Nitish Raj, tell that the witness in the murder case of his brother was thrown out of his house and murdered. After the murder, the Bihar government has come under target of the opponents. Bihar Deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav said that we are clear about what we have to do, no one is afraid of these people, we will fight and win against the accused of murder.

03 Jan 2017

Jungle raj? Journalist Brij Kishor shot dead by unidentified persons in Bihar's Samastipur

In yet another incident of murder in Bihar, a journalist was shot dead on Tuesday in Bihar's Samastipur.

22 May 2016

Bihar cops seize 17 mobile phones, worth Rs 1.5 lakh from Siwan jail

Acting on a tip-off, Bihar police on Saturday conducted a raid at the Siwan jail and seized at least 15 mobile phones from the possession of prisoners.

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