December 22, 2025 06:23 am (IST)
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Bihar teen shot dead by MLA's son scores 70 pct in class 12 exam
Patna, May 22 (IBNS): The 19-year-old Aditya Sachdeva, who was allegedly killed by a Bihar lawmaker's son in Gaya earlier this month for overtaking his SUV, has scored 70 percent marks in his class 12 board exams, media reports said.
Rocky, the son of JD-U legislator Manorama Devi, was arrested two days after he allegedly shot dead Aditya, the son of a businessman, for overtaking his vehicle in Gaya.
Rocky,30, had confessed to have shot dead 19-year-old Aditya Sachdeva.
Rocky was reported to have traced down on the basis of the interrogation of his mother.
On Saturday night, Aditya Sachdeva was driving home with friends in his Maruti Swift when he overtook Rocky's Range Rover. Rocky was travelling from Bodh Gaya to Gaya along with his friends.
According to the complaints lodged with police, Rocky first intercepted Aditya's vehicle, beat him up and then shot him on the head.
Rocky's father Bindeshwari Prasad Yadav has already been arrested.
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