Patna court granted bail to Gyan Bindu Academy director Raushan Anand in the Khan Global Studies firing and vandalism case linked to Khan Sir’s coaching centre. His brother Prince Yadav died in Nepal under suspicious circumstances amid related probe. Security guards have been arrested, implicating Khan Sir, who has interim protection. Investigations continue across Bihar and Nepal.

Patna: A local court on Monday granted bail to Patna granted bail to Raushan Anand, the director of Gyan Bindu Academy, in connection with a firing incident at Khan Global Studies (KGS), run by Faisal Khan, popularly known as Khan Sir.

Bail and custody update
Raushan had been in custody for 12 days. His release came a day after his brother, Prince Anand, died in Nepal under suspicious circumstances. After being released on bail, he is expected to attend his brother’s funeral at their native village in Saharsa district. Prince was among those named in the

FIR registered after the firing incident and vandalism outside Khan Sir's coaching centre in the Musallahpur Hat locality under Kadamkuan police station limits on June 2. Police arrested Raushan for his alleged connection to the firing incident. While seeking bail, Raushan’s counsel told the court that he was not involved in the firing incident and would fully cooperate with the investigation. The court later approved his bail plea.

Nepal investigation underway
Meanwhile, Nepal police have launched an investigation and taken several people who were with Prince Yadav into custody for questioning. Reports also claim that Prince Yadav was accused in a 2021 incident linked to an alleged attack on Khan Sir’s coaching institute on June 2. He was also accused of entering a classroom and engaging in a violent confrontation.