Brahmeshwar singh biography examples

When Ranvir Sena founder Brahmeshwar Singh, aka Mukhiyaji, came out of Ara jail after nine long years in July last year, he hardly looked like a man who was accused of having masterminded some of the worst carnages in Bihar's history.

Looking frail and sporting an unkempt white beard, he showed no signs of the power that he had wielded in the killing fields of Bihar in his heydays.

At 66, he was widely expected to trudge into the twilight of his life battling against the dozen-odd criminal cases that were still pending against him.

After his release from the jail on bail, he headed straight to three temples in Ara and Patna before making a triumphant return to his native place Khopira in Bhojpur district.

But Brahmeshwar was not turning spiritual, to say the least.

Within days, he announced his intentions to set up a new front to champion the rights of the farmers in the state. He called this apolitical forum Akhil