During the Kaimur SP Harimohan Shukla police checking, officers stopped several vehicles and checked documents. Police also examined suspicious vehicles and questioned drivers to ensure they followed traffic and safety rules. The SP personally supervised the checking to ensure officers followed strict procedures.

Officials said the drive helps control crime and improve road safety in the area. Police warned motorists to carry valid documents and obey traffic rules while driving.

Local residents welcomed the action and said regular inspections can reduce crime and improve law and order. Authorities also announced that similar checking drives will continue across the district to maintain security and vigilance.

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The Bihar Government to Build High Security Jail for Criminals plans to design the facility with strict security. Officials will allow access through only one secured road. Authorities will block mobile networks and internet services inside the campus. Security forces will guard the area round the clock.

The government believes this move will break organized crime networks and prevent criminals from influencing activities outside jail. Officials have not revealed the exact location yet.

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After the end of the Lalu–Rabri era, Nitish assumed power in 2005. His governance in the following five years delivered extraordinary results in the 2010 assembly elections. Under his leadership, the NDA secured 206 out of 243 seats, achieving 85% success—one of the biggest wins in Bihar’s history. In the 15th Assembly, the NDA grew stronger, gaining 63 more seats. The BJP added 36, while the JD(U) gained 27. On the other hand, the RJD weakened, winning only 22 seats, a loss of 32. Congress dropped drastically from 54 seats to just 4.

The foundation for this success was laid in the 2009 Lok Sabha elections. The JD(U) won 20 and the BJP 12 seats. Compared to only 11 combined in 2004, this surge took the NDA to 40 seats in 2009, setting the stage for their 2010 landslide.

Nitish’s governance stood out with law and order reforms and development projects. Crime fell sharply, and people felt safe even at night. The cycle scheme for schoolgirls brought a revolution in education and became popular nationwide, further boosting Nitish’s image.

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