A land dispute in Buxar has taken a serious turn, with Priya Yadav, a resident of Noniapur, leveling grave allegations against the Muffasil police station. Priya claims her family was threatened to withdraw a land fraud case, and that police personnel who arrived to investigate behaved rudely and used abusive language. However, Muffasil SHO Awadhesh Kumar has dismissed all these accusations as baseless.

According to Priya Yadav, her father, Ram Awadhesh Singh Yadav, a retired Subedar Major from the army and currently working at the NSG Secretariat, was defrauded of ₹27 lakh by Ravi Roshan alias Guddu Yadav. Guddu allegedly showed him land in Saguna More and Bhugol area of Danapur. On August 19, 2025, ₹11 lakh cash and two transfers of ₹8 lakh each were made to different bank accounts. An agreement was signed the next day, August 20, 2025. Later, discrepancies were found in documents, including incorrect names and addresses. The agreement showed the land value as ₹16 lakh, despite a ₹27 lakh payment. A fraud case is ongoing in Danapur court.

Priya Yadav alleges that since the case was filed, she and her family have been constantly intimidated. She stated that on the night of July 17, while returning from Patna Court, two motorcyclists blocked their path on the Noniapur-Mangolpur Road, brandishing a gun-like weapon and threatening them to withdraw the lawsuit. The family managed to reach home safely.

Following this incident, Priya Yadav submitted an application to Muffasil police station demanding an FIR. She claims that the police personnel who came for investigation, instead of conducting a fair inquiry, behaved rudely with her family and dismissed the incident as untrue. When she started recording a video, the officers allegedly left without answering and tried to hide their faces. Priya Yadav accuses the police of not being serious about arresting the accused or providing security to her family, citing the accused's high connections.

Muffasil SHO Awadhesh Kumar stated that upon receiving the application, police went for investigation and found that the alleged incident site falls under Itadhi police station's jurisdiction. A Zero FIR has been registered on the instructions of senior officials, and the case has been transferred to Itadhi police station. He refuted all allegations made against the police.