Samrat reached the police headquarters 4 days after the oath, gave such an entry that the entire department was stunned:

News India Live, Digital Desk: In Bihar, when the government changes or the ministers change, the public’s attention is most on this matter. “In whose hands is the police administration?” Because good governance in Bihar means fear of law and public safety.

In this context, today’s pictures are saying a lot in the politics of Bihar. Deputy Chief Minister (and now handling the responsibility of Home Department) Samrat Choudhary Has finally taken charge 4 days after taking oath. But his style was that of a ‘filmy’ and ‘dominant’ leader.

Come, let us know in simple language what happened today at Sardar Patel Bhawan (Police Headquarters) and what is its significance.

4 days wait and then grand entry

For 4 days after taking oath, people were wondering why Samrat Chaudhary was not going to office? Is there a problem?
But today all speculations are over. Samrat Chaudhary directly reached the police headquarters in Patna. On reaching there, they were met by the police. Guard of Honor given.
Samrat Choudhary was welcomed amidst the salute of uniformed soldiers and the tune of the band. This scene was telling that the attitude of the administration is going to become strict in the coming days.

First meeting with officers: What happened?

As soon as he assumed charge, he held a marathon meeting with the DGP and other top police officers. Even though the closed door conversations do not come out, it is clear from his body language and past statements what his agenda will be:

1. Zero tolerance on crime: His first priority will be to control the questions that were being raised regarding the crime graph in Bihar in recent times.
2. End of mafia rule: Be it liquor mafia or sand mafia, Samrat Choudhary’s ‘Hunter’ is considered certain.

Muraitha and Sankalp

Samrat Chaudhary is famous for his turban (Muraitha). This turban is considered a symbol of his determination. His entry into the police headquarters has given the message that he will not become a minister who just sits in the office, but will show action on the ground.

The people of Bihar have a lot of expectations from him. Especially those people who are troubled by snatching, extortion and hooliganism every day. This “Guard of Honor” of Samrat Chaudhary is not just a ritual but an alarm bell for the criminals of Bihar.

Now it remains to be seen how forcefully the police baton falls on the criminals after the salute.