Sinha said the government will not tolerate illegal कब्जा (encroachment) or fake land documents. He warned that land mafias create trouble for common people and block genuine land services. The administration must act firmly and without delay.

Each district has been asked to submit names of land mafias after proper verification. Police superintendents will support revenue officials in this task. The government plans legal action once the lists are finalized.

The Deputy CM also spoke about improving land services. He said online systems and Common Service Centres will help people apply for land-related work without middlemen. This will reduce corruption and delays.

Sinha made it clear that officials who protect land mafias will face action. Honest officers will receive full support from the government.

The Bihar land mafia crackdown aims to protect public land, ensure transparency, and restore trust in the land administration system. The state government hopes this drive will bring long-term relief to citizens facing land disputes.

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Officials confirmed that the headmaster’s comments were against teacher conduct and government service rules. DEO Sanjay Kumar said such behavior insults the dignity of the teaching profession and violates departmental rules. The suspension was ordered under the Bihar Government Servants Rules, 2005.

During the suspension period, his headquarters will be at the Block Resource Center, Sikati. Authorities have called it a serious crime for a government employee to express such views about the country. Strict instructions have been issued to ensure necessary action.

This incident highlights how government employees are expected to maintain discipline, avoid anti-national remarks, and respect service conduct rules. The Bihar headmaster suspended case has now become a reminder of the accountability of teachers in public service.

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Investigators claim the Mayor ignored departmental orders. She allegedly tried to push proposals 123, 124, and 125 in a municipal board meeting despite restrictions. These actions were called irregular and unauthorized.

Urban Commissioner Animesh Parashar reported the issue. A two-member inquiry team was then formed. Councillors Vinay Kumar Pappu, Geeta Devi, Dr. Aashish Sinha, and Dr. Indresh Chandra also filed complaints. They accused the Mayor of bypassing rules.

The notice said she called the board’s 8th meeting without proper authority. It also mentioned that agenda papers for the February 11 meeting were opened early, raising doubts. If charges hold, her powers could shift soon.

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