Urmila Devi, former head of Siwasingpur Panchayat of Mohiuddinnagar block, has been arrested by the team of Monitoring Investigation Bureau, Patna. The arrest was made at his house on Thursday morning. The police of Mohiuddinnagar police station were also with the surveillance team. According to the information, Manoj Tiwari, the former chief of Siwasingpur Panchayat, reached the Janata Darbar of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and complained that the amount has been embezzled in Siwasingpur Panchayat by looting and looting various development schemes including MNREGA. On his complaint, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar directed the Monitoring Investigation Bureau, Patna to investigate it. It was examined in the light of the order. When the matter of embezzlement of funds came to light in the course of the investigation, case number 78/2009 was registered in the Monitoring Investigation Bureau, Patna. In this, the then Mukhiya Urmila Devi, Deputy Mukhiya Raghunath Thakur, Panchayat Secretary Laxmi Ram, Rozgar Sevak Randhir Kumar, and Junior Engineer Amresh Thakur were accused. The monitoring department's team has already interrogated the former chief by taking him into custody.

There was also a stir among the public representatives

Here, after reaching Siwasingpur on Thursday morning, former chief Urmila Devi was arrested by the monitoring department team and taken to Patna. At the time when this arrest took place, there were also local police under the leadership of Mohiuddinnagar police station chief Umesh Paswan. Mohiuddinnagar SHO said that the team of Monitoring Investigation Bureau Patna has arrested the former chief in the case of embezzlement of money and took it with him. Here, after nearly 13 years, after the arrest in the case of embezzlement of development funds of the Panchayat, there has been a stir among other public representatives. Since morning, discussions are taking place in other panchayats including Siwasingpur.

A youth has been murdered in broad daylight in Nalanda, Bihar. On Sunday, miscreants shot and killed a young man in the Trilok Vigha village in the Hilsa police station area. After the incident, the miscreants fled after firing a dozen in the air to spread panic. The deceased youth is Jaggu Prasad, the 27-year-old son of Dev Sharan Prasad, a resident of Trilok Vigha village. Taking quick action, the police arrested the killer Ajay Kumar. Police sent the body to Sadar Hospital for post-mortem.

The controversy happened during the Chhath festival

It is said about the incident that Jaggu had a dispute with Akhilesh Prasad of the village and his brother Ajay Kumar over cutting bananas during Chaiti Chhath. After this Akhilesh Prasad and Ajay Kumar beat Jaggu Prasad's brother Chhotu Prasad and broke his leg. Due to serious injuries, he was treated in Patna. In this regard, the victim's relatives had lodged an FIR in the police station against many people including Akhilesh Prasad. Taking action, the police arrested Akhilesh Prasad and sent him to jail. DSP Krishna Murari said that raids are being conducted to arrest the other accused.

Even after Panchayati, the case was sent to jail

According to the villagers, after the dispute, a settlement was reached between both the parties in which the accused party had given Rs 3500 as a fine. Despite this, Jaggu Prasad had sent Akhilesh Prasad to jail after doing a case. On Saturday, Akhilesh demanded money from Jaggu Prasad. After this, an incident of the fighting took place between the two. At around 10.30 on Sunday, Ajay Kumar, Akhilesh Prasad, Bilton Kumar, and some of his associates came and started firing Jaggu Prasad. Jaggu's brother-in-law Prem Kumar, who came to the rescue, was also beaten up. Meanwhile, Ajay Kumar shot Jaggu Kumar in the head, killing him on the spot.

The father said that if the police had come on information, the son's life would have been saved.

Jaggu's father said that on Saturday evening when Akhilesh and his brother Ajay came to the house, they were abusing and threatening us. At that time the police were informed but the police did not come. The father said that son Jaggu's life would have been saved had the police taken immediate cognizance. SHO Ghulam Sarwar said that he was not given any kind of information.