Prince Yadav—brother of Gyan Bindu Academy Director Roshan Anand and the person responsible for the institute’s administrative operations—died under suspicious circumstances at a hotel in Biratnagar, Nepal. The Nepal Police have launched an investigation following the discovery of his body at the hotel.
ज्ञान बिंदु कोचिंग के डायरेक्टर रौशन आनंद के भाई प्रिंस यादव की ज़्यादा शराब पीने से मौत!, नेपाल के होटल में मिली लाश
Prince Yadav, the younger brother of Roshan Anand—who runs the ‘Gyan Bindu GS Academy’ in Patna—has died under suspicious circumstances at a guest house in Biratnagar, Nepal. The Nepal Police have taken the body into custody and initiated an investigation; six or seven friends who were present in his room have been detained for questioning. However, the cause of death remains unclear, and the circumstances are shrouded in mystery. Following the news, there is public curiosity regarding Prince Yadav’s profession and his reasons for visiting Nepal. Let us delve into the mystery surrounding his death and explore who Prince Yadav was and which prominent political figures he was associated with.
Patna. A new twist has emerged in the ongoing dispute between coaching institutes in Patna, the capital of Bihar. Prince Yadav—the younger brother of Roshan Anand (director of ‘Gyan Bindu GS Academy’) and a prime accused absconding in the case involving an attack on ‘Khan Global Studies’ (run by Faisal Khan, alias ‘Khan Sir’) at Musallahpur Hat—has died under suspicious circumstances in Nepal. The news of his body being found on Sunday morning at a guest house in Biratnagar, Nepal, has caused a sensation across Bihar’s education sector and political circles. Various claims are being made regarding the mystery of his death. It is worth noting that Prince Yadav managed his elder brother Roshan Anand’s business operations and maintained connections with several influential leaders from both the ruling and opposition parties in Bihar.
Body found in a Nepal hotel; what is the cause of death?
Reports suggest that Prince Yadav had been staying in Nepal with six or seven friends for the past few days to evade arrest by the Patna police. On Sunday morning, news arrived that he had died in a hotel in Nepal. There is currently deep uncertainty regarding the actual cause of his death, which remains undetermined. Meanwhile, the Nepal Police have taken possession of the body and launched an investigation, while the friends present in the room have been detained for interrogation.
Who was Prince Yadav, and what was the dispute with Khan Sir?
Prince Yadav used to live in the Kankarbagh and Musallahpur areas of Patna with his elder brother, Roshan Anand—the lead teacher at Gyan Bindu Coaching. He managed the coaching center’s administration and security. He was named as a prime accused in the FIR filed by Khan Sir’s team following the violent stone-pelting and bombing incident at Khan Sir’s coaching center in Patna on June 2.
Prince Yadav: A figure who had previously made headlines
Khan Sir’s security guards had alleged that Prince Yadav and his associates threatened to blow up the coaching center with a bomb and assaulted staff members. Following this dispute, the Patna Police had already arrested and jailed Roshan Anand, while Prince had remained absconding. Reports indicate that Prince Yadav’s name had also surfaced in connection with an earlier attack on Khan Sir’s coaching center in 2021.
Talk of close ties with influential leaders
Prince Yadav hailed from Saharsa; his influence extended beyond coaching management to Patna’s student politics and corridors of power. It is widely known in Patna’s political circles that he shared close, friendly ties with several top-ranking and youth leaders of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD). He was frequently seen at RJD events and in the company of party leaders, a presence visible across both social media and Patna’s political landscape. Consequently, news of his death has sparked intense speculation within Bihar’s political sphere. The police are also investigating whether political influence was leveraged to help Prince secure shelter or go into hiding in Nepal.
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