New Delhi. The crisis continues over the legislative power of powerful MLA Anant Singh from Mokama, Bihar. A notice has been issued to Anant Singh by the Bihar Assembly Secretariat. Anant Singh has been given seven days to present his side. In fact, after Ananth Kumar was expelled from JDU, the party had requested the Bihar Assembly Speaker to cancel his assembly membership. In this regard, JDU state president Umesh Kushwaha had given a written application to Bihar Assembly Speaker Prem Kumar demanding action. On this application of JDU, notice has been issued to Anant Singh.
Anant Singh has been expelled from the party for 6 years for continuously disobeying the instructions of JDU, using indecent and derogatory language towards the party top leadership and working against the party candidate in the recently concluded Legislative Council elections and campaigning in favor of the candidate of the opposing party. Along with Anant Singh, his wife and former MLA Neelam Devi has also been expelled from the party. After Neelam Devi was expelled from the party, she was also removed from the post of member of the State Level Program Implementation Committee with immediate effect and the status of Minister of State given to her was also withdrawn.
Along with this, the Building Construction Department has directed Neelam Devi to vacate the government residence located at 1 Mall Road, Patna by November 25, 2026. On the other hand, the Supreme Court has canceled the bail granted to Anant Singh, accused in the Dularchand Yadav murder case, from the Patna High Court and has ordered the Mokama MLA to surrender by December 1. In this way, at present Anant Singh is surrounded from all sides.