Patna: Chandeshwar Prasad alias Chanda Babu, who fought a legal battle against Bahubali Shahabuddin of Bihar and sent him to Tihar Jail, has died. Chanda Babu fought a long battle against the famous acid attack in Siwan, after which action was taken on Shahabuddin. He was ill for a long time, after which he died in the hospital due to cardiac arrest last day. After his demise, there has been a spate of consolators at home.
In 2004 in Siwan, Bihar, three sons of Chanda Babu lost their lives in the much talked about acid attack. After this, he single-handedly fought a legal battle against Shahabuddin. Shahabuddin also had several other murder cases, after which he was arrested from Delhi in 2005 and was in jail. Chanda Babu, a resident of Siwan, was a well-known shopkeeper. It all started when some miscreants sought extortion from him in 2004. When the miscreants asked for extortion, Chanda Babu's son was at the shop. There was a dispute with the miscreants and in the meantime, the miscreants threw acid on both the sons of Chanda Babu. Both the brothers died due to acid. However, the third brother survived alive during this time.
After this, Chanda Babu started a legal war against Shahabuddin. The period which started from 2004 and lasted for a long time, was dominated by Bahubalis in Bihar at that time, but the Nitish government took forward action on Shahabuddin. However, this case went on for a long time and in 2014, Chanda Babu's third son Rajiv, who was witness to the acid attack, was shot and killed.
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