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Ex-Councillor Shot Multiple Times by Bike-Borne Gunmen in Patna

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Anil Yadav, husband of Ward 24 councillor in Patna, was shot by two unidentified men who attacked him while riding a motorcycle. The assailants fired approximately five bullets at him within seconds before fleeing the scene. Yadav sustained four to five bullet injuries to his hands, lower abdomen, and legs, according to police. Authorities have launched an investigation into the targeted shooting, with the motive yet to be officially established.

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