Patna Coaching Firing Case: Khan Sir Will Not Surrender, Anticipatory Bail on Monday, Says Lawyer
His lawyer said the educator will file for protection from arrest after police named him in an attempted murder and Arms Act case.
- Educator and YouTuber Faisal Khan, known as Khan Sir, will file for anticipatory bail at the Patna Civil Court on Monday, his legal team confirmed, challenging his inclusion in an attempted murder FIR.
- The FIR stems from June 2 violence at Khan Global Studies in Musallahpur, where two security guards allegedly opened fire on a crowd after Khan instructed them to "handle whatever happens."
- Patna Police previously arrested the two security guards involved in the firing incident and identified rival coaching operator Roshan Anand as the main accused in the vandalism case.
- Officers visited Khan Global Studies on Friday but could not locate the educator, who remains unavailable to investigators, while police heightened security at the Patna Civil Court complex.
- Lawyer Arvind Kumar Mouar alleged the FIR was lodged with "retaliatory" intent, arguing that police implicated Khan solely on the basis of disclosure statements rather than direct evidence.
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Patna coaching firing case: Khan sir will not surrender, anticipatory bail on Monday, says lawyer
Popular educator and coaching institute owner Faisal Khan, aka, Khan Sir, will not surrender before the Patna Civil Court in connection with the recent vandalism case linked to his coaching centre. His lawyer, Arvind Kumar Mahuar, on Saturday made it clear that Khan Sir will pursue legal remedies available under the law and seek anticipatory bail instead of appearing for surrender. According to the legal team, an anticipatory bail petition will …
Khan Sir approaches Patna court for pre-arrest bail in firing case
This comes days after a group of 15–20 people allegedly vandalised the Khan Global Studies Institute and pelted stones on its premises. The incident took place on Tuesday night. Later, on Thursday, June 4, the police detained two guards employed by Khan Sir's coaching centre for allegedly firing shots during the vandalism.
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