Dular Chand Yadav Age, Death, Wife, Children, Family, Biography

Some Lesser Known Facts About Dular Chand Yadav

• Dular Chand Yadav was a known person from Mokama in Bihar, a place famous for its strongmen and political fights.

• He was born in Tartar village under Ghoswari police station in Mokama, and later started living in Barh. In his younger days, he was a good wrestler and became popular in his area.
  

  Dular Chand Yadav during an event in the 1990s

• With time, his popularity turned into influence, and he slowly entered politics and the world of local crime. In the 1990s, during Lalu Prasad Yadav’s rule, Dular Chand started taking part in politics.

• He belonged to the Yadav community and supported Lalu Yadav and the RJD. He was also close to Nitish Kumar and worked in Barh, which was once Nitish’s Lok Sabha seat.
  

  Dular Chand Yadav (left) with Lalu Yadav

• People in his area knew him as a loyal but short-tempered man who spoke directly. Old records say that in 1991, during a by-election in Barh, Dular Chand was with Nitish Kumar and Dilip Singh when a firing happened at a polling booth.

• One person died in that firing, and an FIR was filed that included Dular Chand’s name. This incident started his image as a local strongman.

• He went to jail many times, sometimes for fights and sometimes for serious charges like an attempt to murder. According to some media reports, he was more like a rowdy political worker than a criminal.
  

  Dular Chand Yadav when he was arrested once

• In the early 1990s, he also spent time in jail for the murder of a person in his village. He went to jail as an accused in more than 30 cases.

• Later, Dular Chand tried to change his image. In 2010, he contested the Bihar Assembly election from Barh as a JD(S) candidate but lost.
  

  Dular Chand Yadav during a local event

• After that, he worked with many political leaders, sometimes with Lalu Yadav’s group, sometimes with Nitish Kumar, and sometimes with local leaders like Dilip Singh or Surajbhan Singh.
  

  Dular Chand Yadav during a political meeting

• He never stayed with one party for long but remained an influential person in the Mokama-Barh area. In 2025, during the Bihar Assembly election, he supported Jan Suraaj candidate Piyush Priyadarshi.
  

  Dular Chand Yadav in the 2020s

• He joined campaign rallies and appeared in social media videos supporting Priyadarshi. He often called Priyadarshi a ‘big leader’ and said he could challenge Anant Singh, known as ‘chhote sarkar.’

• Dular Chand started speaking strongly against Anant Singh. In his public talks, he mocked Anant Singh’s health and even insulted his wife. This made their rivalry very personal.

• On 30 October 2025, during election campaigning in the Mokama Tal area, Dular Chand’s convoy met Anant Singh’s convoy on a narrow road in Tartar village.

• Both sides started arguing, and soon the situation turned violent. In the fight, Dular Chand was hit by a vehicle and allegedly shot. He died on the spot.
  

  A picture of Anant Kumar Singh

• His supporters accused Anant Singh of planning his murder, but Anant Singh said it was a political conspiracy against him by his rival Surajbhan Singh.

• Police and administration reached the area quickly. Heavy security was placed in Mokama. The next day, Dular Chand’s body was taken for a post-mortem.

• The report said that he had severe chest injuries, broken ribs, and a ruptured lung, which caused his death due to cardiorespiratory failure.

• His family refused to perform his last rites until the killers were caught. A murder case was filed at Ghoswari Police Station after a complaint by his grandson, Ravi Ranjan.

• The FIR named Anant Singh and four others. The police suspended two SHOs for negligence in duty. Later, Anant Singh and his two aides, Manikant Thakur and Ranjeet Ram, were arrested on the night of 1 November 2025.

• A Patna court sent them to 14-day judicial custody. Police said a total of 80 people had been arrested so far in this case.

• After the murder, political reactions came quickly. RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav said violence had no place in democracy.

• Pappu Yadav visited the family and blamed the government for poor law and order. Anant Singh continued to say that he was innocent and that his rivals had framed him.