Bihar MLA Anant Singh, expelled from the JD(U) for alleged anti-party activities last month, has come under scrutiny once again due to extravagant pre-wedding gifts for his family members. A Land Rover Defender, estimated to cost around Rs 3 crore, is planned as a wedding gift for his future son-in-law, while his son Abhinav is set to receive a BMW worth over Rs 1 crore on the occasion of his sacred thread ceremony. The white Land Rover Defender and black BMW sedan have been brought to Singh's residence in Patna ahead of his daughter Shivangi Singh's wedding scheduled for November 25. These proposed gifts add to Singh's existing collection of high-end vehicles, which includes several luxury SUVs and cars such as Land Rover models, Toyota Land Cruisers, and a Jeep Rubicon. The JD(U) expelled Singh, popularly known as "Chhote Sarkar" and "bahubali," for six years over his alleged anti-party activities. Reportedly, Singh openly supported Jan Suraaj Party candidate Anuj Singh in the Patna Graduates' constituency election despite the JD(U) fielding Neeraj Kumar as its official nominee for the Bihar Legislative Council elections. The November 25 wedding also comes days ahead of a Supreme Court deadline for Singh to surrender by December 1 in connection with a murder case, following the cancellation of his bail.
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The visuals of the Land Rover Defender parked at Singh's residence have drawn attention due to its reported value of around Rs 3 crore. The black BMW sedan is another vehicle lined up as a gift for Singh's son Abhinav, with its registration number expected soon. Wedding preparations are also underway at the Patna residence. Despite his controversial political career and ongoing legal issues, Singh continues to flaunt his wealth through these high-profile gifts, adding to speculation about his alleged anti-party activities. The JD(U)'s action against Singh followed his open support for a rival party candidate in the Bihar Legislative Council elections, defying the party's directives.
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It is worth noting that Singh's wife, former MLA Neelam Devi, also had her primary membership cancelled by the JD(U) over similar allegations. The November 25 wedding comes amidst these ongoing controversies and legal proceedings against Singh. The Supreme Court deadline for his surrender in a murder case adds another layer of complexity to the situation. As the wedding approaches, questions remain about whether Singh will comply with the court's order and step down from his political position.