Bihar: Dy CM Choudhary warns criminals and land mafia, promises action within 24 hours
Bihar: Samrat Choudhary, the home minister and deputy chief minister of Bihar, warned the state’s criminals and mafia elements that if they did not change their ways, the state government will deal with them harshly.
Additionally, he issued a warning to land mafia members who had encroached on government property, stating that severe measures will be implemented within 24 hours of a complaint being received.
Speaking to a public audience at the Gaya Medical College, Deputy Chief Minister Choudhary described the NDA government’s vision and the actions done to set Bihar on the road to growth.
The Deputy Chief Minister emphasized in his speech that upholding law and order continues to be the state government’s top concern.
“I have been given the Home Department’s responsibilities by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. I have a clear job: dealing with the Bihar mafia is my only task. “Under Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s leadership, my only responsibility is to eradicate the mafia and firmly establish good governance,” Deputy Chief Minister Choudhary said.
The Deputy Chief Minister said that the drive will continue as part of what he called a cleaning campaign, referring to the continuing bulldozer operation against unlawful encroachments.
“I am now and will continue to conduct a cleaning push. We are now cleaning up the roadways. Anyone should file an application if they believe that a criminal or member of the mafia has invaded government property. The encroachment will be destroyed, and action will be conducted within 24 hours. Such individuals cannot be saved,” he said.
The words made by Deputy Chief Minister Choudhary coincide with the Bihar government’s increased efforts to combat unlawful activity, land encroachment, and organized crime across the state.
Bihar children will no longer be compelled to leave the state in pursuit of work, the Deputy Chief Minister said.
He said that the people of Bihar gave Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar a resounding mandate because of their dedication.
“We promise the state’s citizens that we would establish an atmosphere in Bihar where no youngster will need to leave the state for work within the next five years. Deputy Chief Minister Choudhary said, “We will make sure that job opportunities are created right here in Bihar.”