Mystery Surrounding Prince Yadav’s Death: Explosive Allegations by Tej Pratap Against India’s Teacher Khan Sir

International Desk | PNN

A new political controversy has erupted again in Bihar, India, involving the widely discussed teacher and YouTuber Khan Sir. Following the mysterious death of Prince Yadav—an accused in a violence case that occurred in front of Khan Sir’s coaching center in Patna—serious allegations have been raised against him by Jan Shakti Janata Dal founder Tej Pratap Yadav.

After reports surfaced that Prince Yadav’s body was recovered from a hotel in Biratnagar, Nepal, Tej Pratap claimed that Khan Sir could be involved in the incident. He demanded a full investigation and said that necessary legal steps should be taken to uncover the truth.

Tej Pratap alleged that Prince’s death was not natural and insisted that the cause behind it must be investigated. He also called for strict action against Khan Sir. However, he did not present any public evidence to support his claims.

On June 2, clashes and vandalism took place outside Khan Global Studies in Kadamkuan area of Patna. Prince Yadav’s name appeared in the case filed over the incident. After the incident, he reportedly left Bihar and moved to Nepal, according to Indian media reports.

Following the violence, allegations were made that security guards at the coaching center opened fire to control the situation. A case was filed against Khan Sir and his security personnel under Indian law. The complaint alleges that the guards were instructed to open fire.

However, Khan Sir’s lawyers denied these allegations, stating that the security personnel acted in self-defense to protect themselves from attackers.

On the other hand, the name of Prince Yadav’s brother and director of a coaching institute, Roshan Anand, also emerged in connection with the violence. Previously, Khan Sir had publicly alleged that Roshan Anand might be involved in the attack.

Meanwhile, Nepal’s law enforcement agencies are investigating the actual cause of Prince Yadav’s death. Authorities say that no final conclusion can be made until the investigation is completed.