Patna court denies bail to Khan Sir's guards, seeks case diary in firing case
Synopsis
The Patna Civil Court has refused bail to Khan Sir's two security guards in a firing case, even as the broader controversy deepens — Roshan Anand has publicly accused Faisal Khan of conspiring to murder his brother Prince Yadav, whose suspicious death in a Nepal hotel room has drawn a CBI probe demand from Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav.
Key Takeaways
Patna Civil Court on 16 June denied bail to the two security guards of Faisal Khan (Khan Sir) in the Musallahpur Hat firing case.
Court directed police to submit an updated case diary; next hearing set for 20 June .
Faisal Khan has interim arrest protection until 20 June , when his separate hearing is also scheduled.
Roshan Anand has publicly accused Faisal Khan and a cold storage owner of conspiring to murder his brother Prince Yadav , who died under suspicious circumstances in Biratnagar, Nepal .
Nepal Police have detained five associates of Prince Yadav; Patna Police may travel for coordination.
Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav has written to CM Samrat Choudhary demanding a CBI inquiry into Prince Yadav's death.
The Patna Civil Court on Tuesday, 16 June denied immediate bail relief to the two security guards employed by Faisal Khan — widely known as Khan Sir — in connection with a commotion, assault, and firing incident at Khan Global Studies, Musallahpur Hat, Patna. The court has directed police to submit an updated case diary along with other required investigation documents before the next hearing.
Court Directives and Next Hearing
During Tuesday's proceedings, the bench declined to grant immediate relief to the two accused guards and instead sought a fresh case diary from the investigating authorities. The next date of hearing has been fixed for 20 June.
A separate hearing concerning Faisal Khan himself is also scheduled for 20 June. Khan currently holds interim protection from arrest until that date in connection with the ongoing case.
Roshan Anand's Murder Conspiracy Allegation
The dispute has taken a sharper turn following fresh allegations by Roshan Anand, who was recently released from jail on bail. On Monday night, Anand publicly accused Faisal Khan and a cold storage owner of conspiring to murder his brother, Prince Yadav.
Prince Yadav died under suspicious circumstances in a hotel room in Biratnagar, Nepal. The matter is currently under investigation by Nepal Police, who have detained five associates of Prince Yadav for questioning. According to reports, investigators from Patna Police may also travel to coordinate on the probe.
Prince Yadav's last rites were performed late Monday night in his native village in Saharsa, attended by a large number of local residents and supporters. Family members have continued to demand justice, and his parents are reportedly undergoing treatment following the trauma of his death, according to family sources.
Associates of Roshan Anand are also reportedly preparing to file bail petitions in the matter.
Political Dimension: Tejashwi Demands CBI Probe
The controversy has now acquired a political dimension. Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav has demanded a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) inquiry into the death of Prince Yadav. He has written to Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, arguing that the circumstances surrounding the death require a high-level, impartial investigation.
What Happens Next
With hearings for both the security guards and Faisal Khan scheduled for 20 June, and Nepal Police continuing their probe into the suspicious death, the case is set to intensify on multiple fronts — legal, investigative, and political — in the days ahead.
Point of View
Particularly given the involvement of a high-profile public figure like Khan Sir. The key question mainstream coverage is underplaying is the jurisdictional complexity: with the suspicious death occurring in Nepal and key witnesses detained there, any CBI probe would face significant coordination challenges. How Bihar Police and Nepal Police share evidence could determine whether the conspiracy allegation ever reaches a courtroom.
NationPress
8 Aug 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Why was bail denied to Khan Sir's security guards in Patna?
The Patna Civil Court denied immediate bail to the two security guards of Faisal Khan (Khan Sir) on 16 June, directing police to first submit an updated case diary and other investigation documents. The court has scheduled the next hearing for 20 June.
What is the Khan Sir firing case about?
The case relates to a commotion, assault, and firing incident linked to Khan Global Studies at Musallahpur Hat in Patna. Two of Faisal Khan's security guards are accused in the matter, while Khan himself has interim protection from arrest until 20 June.
Who is Prince Yadav and how is his death connected to this case?
Prince Yadav is the brother of Roshan Anand, who was involved in the original dispute with Faisal Khan. Prince Yadav died under suspicious circumstances in a hotel room in Biratnagar, Nepal, and is under investigation by Nepal Police. Roshan Anand has publicly accused Faisal Khan and a cold storage owner of conspiring to cause his brother's death.
What has Tejashwi Yadav demanded in the Prince Yadav death case?
Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav has demanded a CBI inquiry into Prince Yadav's suspicious death. He has written to Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, arguing that the circumstances require a high-level and impartial investigation.
What is the current status of the Nepal investigation?
Nepal Police are investigating Prince Yadav's suspicious death in Biratnagar and have detained five of his associates for questioning. Reports indicate that Patna Police investigators may also travel to Nepal to coordinate on the probe.
