Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Yadav Claims Conspiracy After Alleged Attack at His Home
Pappu Yadav is a member of the Indian parliament from Bihar.
One day, two men went to his house and Yadav says they tried to hurt him with a knife and a slipper.
The men say the opposite: they were the ones attacked and want to file a police case.
Yadav also says he asked the top parliament speaker for help so no police case could be made against him.
He says the reason for the attack is a conspiracy because of a funny video he made about a temple.
The story shows two very different stories about what happened.
Pappu Yadav alleges a conspiracy to kill him after two men entered his official home and allegedly attacked him with a knife and slipper.
The men, identified as Happy Sharna and his friend Sumit, deny any assault, claiming they were attacked instead and plan to file a police case.
Yadav says he sought permission from the Lok Sabha Speaker to prevent a police case against him, asserting no case can be filed without the Speaker’s approval.
Yadav defended his recent skit on the Ram Temple offerings theft case, stating it was a protest against opposition MPs and not an attack on any individual.
The incident has sparked conflicting narratives, with Yadav claiming a security threat and the men denying any wrongdoing.
- Who
- Independent MP Pappu Yadav and two men, Happy Sharna and Sumit
- What
- Alleged attack and conspiracy to kill Yadav after men entered his home
- When
- The day after the incident, during a press conference
- Where
- Pappu Yadav's official home in Bihar, India
- Why
- Yadav claims a security threat; the men claim they were assaulted and plan to file a case
- MP
- Pappu Yadav
- Incident type
- Alleged attack and conspiracy claim
- Location
- Pappu Yadav's official home, Bihar, India
- Date
- Day after the incident (exact date not specified)
- Key parties
- Pappu Yadav, Happy Sharna, Sumit