Purnia, June 15: Independent MP Pappu Yadav visited the residence of renowned educator Roshan Anand on Sunday to express his condolences over the tragic death of Anand’s brother, Prince. Yadav met with the grieving family, offering support during this difficult time, as they grapple with the shock of Prince’s suspicious passing.
In a conversation with reporters, Yadav stated, “This is not a case of suicide. There are many questions that need to be investigated before we can reach any conclusions.” He emphasized that systemic failures led to the loss of Prince’s life, adding that it is premature to claim he was ill or receiving medication.
Yadav also raised concerns regarding Roshan Anand’s imprisonment, asserting that Anand is not a criminal deserving of incarceration. He is a distinguished teacher known across Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Jharkhand. Yadav suggested that there has been an attempt to frame Anand, similar to the controversy surrounding Khan Sir, who has gained global recognition for educating numerous children.
Responding to allegations made against Khan Sir by Roshan Anand, Yadav remarked that this is a matter for investigation. “I do not believe that any teacher would orchestrate a murder. However, those connected to the education mafia, medical mafia, and land mafia can engage in any wrongdoing. Today, I also addressed issues related to land mafia,” he stated.
He highlighted the deteriorating situation in Purnia and surrounding areas due to the land mafia, questioning why government land registrations are being delayed and why it takes over three months to complete land records.
Yadav concluded by reiterating that systemic failures are to blame for the loss of Roshan Anand’s brother. He criticized the government for treating Anand with the same disdain as criminals, stating that such treatment should not happen to someone like Roshan.
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