SuMo attributes rise in crime to ‘bureaucratic divide’ in Bihar
Patna,(BiharTimes): If former Bihar deputy chief minister Sushil Kumar Modi is to be believed the law and order situation in Bihar has deteriorated because of division in bureaucracy following the tussle within the Grand Alliance.
He said the two main constituents of the ruling Grand Alliance are trying to manage the bureaucracy and police.
SuMo, who was in East Champaran to meet victims of crime, mainly traders, said the bureaucracy is divided between chief minister Nitish Kumar and RJD chief Lalu Prasad. Thus the bureaucrats and police are working at cross purposes. Due to this, there is a big jump in crime in recently, he alleged.
SuMo said transfers and postings of bureaucrats and police officers are long overdue.
The senior BJP leader on Wednesday met family members of trader Indrajit Jaiswal, who was recently shot dead in Motihari. He said the district magistrate and the superintendent of police have been given free hand to loot.
According to him the murder of Jaiswal had unleashed a sense of fear in the business community. In the last one year, six persons had been killed by extortionists in East Champaran, but the district police had failed to arrest anyone.
Patna,(BiharTimes): If former Bihar deputy chief minister Sushil Kumar Modi is to be believed the law and order situation in Bihar has deteriorated because of division in bureaucracy following the tussle within the Grand Alliance.