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JD-U MLA Anant Kumar Singh during the police raid at his house at 1 Mal road on June 24, 2015 in Patna. The Mokama MLA was allegedly involved in the kidnapping of four youths and killing of one of them on June 17. | Photo: AP Dube/Hindustan Times
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Anant Singh was arrested early Sunday in connection with the murder of Jan Suraaj supporter Dular Chand Yadav on 2nd Nov. | Photo: Ranjan Rahi
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Anant Singh was released on parole for 15 days during the 2024 Lok Sabha Election | Photo: IMAGO/Hindustan Times
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He contested the 2020 Vidhansabha elections from Mokama on RJD ticket and won from jail. However he was disqualified in 2022 due to a case for illegal possession of weapons | Photo courtesy: X
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His popularity in Mokama amidst the Bhumihars made JDU to field him as a candidate from the constituency in 2025. | Photo: Ranjan Rahi
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In 2020, Singh was given a ticket from Rashtriya Janata Dal to contest the upcoming Bihar legislative election. He won from the Mokama constituency with 35,291 votes, winning the seat for the fourth consecutive time | Photo courtesy: X
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On 14 August 2024 Patna High Court acquitted Anant Singh in case of illegal arms act for which he was serving 10 years sentence from 2022. | Photo: Hindustan Times via www.imago-images.de
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Anant Singh contested and won from the Mokama assembly seat in 2005 on a JDU ticket | Photo courtesy: X
