Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is going to distribute appointment letters again today. He will give appointment letters to 21,391 newly appointed constables in Bapu Auditorium. He himself gave this information. CM Nitish Kumar wrote on social media that the rule of law is established in Bihar. It has been our priority from the beginning that law and order should remain strong. To strengthen law and order, policemen and police officers are being appointed continuously in Bihar.

CM Nitish Kumar also reminded of Lalu-Rabri Raj. Said that at the time of formation of the new government on 24 November 2005, the number of force working in Bihar Police was only 42,481. Since the year 2006, the number of police force has been continuously increased to further improve the law and order. The Bihar government has decided to increase the number of police force further. For this, more than two lakh 29 thousand posts have been created and police personnel are being recruited rapidly. All the posts will be filled by the end of this year as per the sanctioned strength. This will help in controlling crime, increase police presence in rural and urban areas and ensure better security for the common citizens.

Construction of women barracks in 545 police station buildings

Meanwhile, the Nitish government has constructed separate barracks for women police personnel in police station buildings. Women barracks have been constructed in 545 police station buildings of the state, while it has been made mandatory to build separate toilets and barracks for women in every new police station building. ADG (Modernization) Sudhanshu Kumar said that there was a time when the number of women personnel in Bihar Police was very less, but now this figure has increased to more than 23 percent. In view of this increasing participation, the government is paying special attention to improving the infrastructure for them. As a result, now separate toilets and bathrooms are being built for women police personnel. Not only this, separate barracks are also being constructed for women police personnel. ADG told that so far five-seat toilets have been built in 678 police stations and two-seat toilets in 257 police stations, which has provided great relief to women personnel deployed on duty. Along with this, separate toilets and bathrooms have been made mandatory for women police personnel in every new police station building.