Patna: MLA from the JD (U) decision in Bihar, which crashes into headlines to travel with the New Delhi-bound train in underwear and fight with co-passengers when they take Umbrage, have been ordered under various IPC parts other than that Act SC / SC, the officials said here on Sunday.
They said the fir it was filed on Saturday at the GRP police station in Ara, based on complaints that nested against MLA Gopal Mandal.
The complainant, Prahlad Paswan, has recorded his statement at GRP New Delhi on Friday as soon as the train reaches its destination.
He alleged that he was traveling with the same Tejas Express compartment as the legislator and had stated his inconvenience when he saw the mandal going to the toilet in the vest and his underwear.
Paswan has alleged that he was physically attacked by MLA and his cohort, who asked him to reveal his name and harassed him to make a reference to his castle.
Paswan also alleged that attackers robbed him from some valuables, which included a finger ring, and forced him to drink water taken from the toilet tap.
A Zero FIR is submitted based on complaints of Paswan in New Delhi which is forwarded to the authorities concerned here.
MLA, who represented the election of Bhagalpur Regency Gopalpur, so far did not react to the various charges carried out in FIR even though he had responded to public protests with claims that he suffered dysentery and felt the urge to relieve himself as.
As soon as the train troubles from Patna on Thursday night.
When asked for a comment, Head of Bihar Minister Nith Kumar, who was the de facto leader from JD (U), said he did not want to say anything until the investigation.
Bihar Mla looks on the train in the clothes booked
