Sun Dec 07 05:34:30 UTC 2025: Summary:

Bihar’s Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary has taken significant steps to strengthen law enforcement and public safety in the state. He ordered the formation of a special team to prevent question paper leaks, directing strict action against offenders including property confiscation. He also mandated the seizure and auction of vehicles involved in illegal mining. Furthermore, Choudhary launched the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems portal to improve transparency and accessibility to policing services, allowing citizens to file complaints online and enhancing police-public coordination.

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Bihar Boosts Law Enforcement: Deputy CM Orders Crackdown on Crime, Launches Online Portal

Patna, Bihar – December 7, 2025 – In a move aimed at strengthening law enforcement and public safety, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary has announced a series of initiatives, including the launch of an online portal to improve citizen access to police services.

Choudhary, who also holds the Home portfolio, issued strong directives during a law and order review meeting held at the police headquarters on Saturday. He ordered the immediate formation of a special task force dedicated to preventing question paper leaks, emphasizing that culprits will face strict consequences, including the confiscation of their assets.

Responding to concerns about illegal mining activities, the Deputy CM also mandated the immediate seizure and public auction of vehicles used in such operations.

The highlight of the day was the launch of the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems (CCTNS) portal. Choudhary hailed the portal as a major step towards e-governance and increased transparency in policing. He stated that the online platform will empower citizens to register complaints remotely, eliminating the need for frequent visits to police stations and fostering better collaboration between the police and the public.

“This portal will provide a much more accessible police service for people, the goal is to eliminate the need for visiting stations for registration, creating a better coordinated process” said Choudhary.

These initiatives signal the Bihar government’s commitment to improving law and order and promoting citizen-centric policing in the state.

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