He said the government is preparing a roadmap to ensure that young people find employment within the state. According to him, the aim is to reduce migration and provide better opportunities at home so that Biharis Exodus Will Stop in the next five years.

During the tour, the chief minister also inaugurated and laid the foundation stones for several development projects. These include roads, public infrastructure, and welfare schemes worth hundreds of crores in districts such as Supaul and Madhepura.

Nitish Kumar said development work over the last two decades has improved roads, electricity supply, and public services. He added that more investments and industries will help strengthen Bihar’s economy and create jobs for youth in the coming years.

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Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha informed the Assembly that officials will form a special committee to examine suspicious land documents. The committee will verify ownership records and identify cases where outsiders may have acquired land unlawfully.

A ruling party MLA raised concerns about land transactions in the Dighalbank area. He claimed that people from neighboring districts and states have taken control of local land through questionable paperwork.

The state government has assured strict action against anyone found guilty. Officials will restore land to rightful owners after completing verification.

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The case relates to a building constructed for the Public Works Department nearly eight years ago. Contractor Mukesh Kumar Singh completed the project on time, but the department did not release the full payment despite repeated requests.

After no response from officials, the contractor approached the civil court. The court later passed an order directing the department to clear the dues along with interest. However, the order was not followed.

Due to continued non-compliance, the court directed the attachment and auction of the department’s office and related properties. Notices of attachment have already been displayed at public locations in Kishanganj.

The Public Works Department office sale in Bihar is scheduled for January 28, 2026. Legal experts say the move sends a strong message that government departments are not above the law.

The auction will help recover the contractor’s pending amount and interest, as directed by the court.

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He said the land marked for acquisition belongs to farmers and lies in a densely populated area. He warned that building the camp there would cause serious inconvenience to local people. Kishanganj military camp land acquisition protests reflect deep concerns over livelihoods and displacement.

Politics around the issue is heating up fast. AIMIM leaders have become very active, especially in Patna and Kishanganj. Bahadurganj MLA Tausif Alam recently met Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and demanded relocation of the proposed military station.

He said around 250 acres would be taken for the project. Local MLAs later met District Magistrate Vishal Raj and submitted a memorandum. They pointed out that the land is close to an Idgah, mosque, graveyard, and residential colonies.

The MLAs stressed that people in the area depend on farming and animal husbandry. Large-scale land acquisition could displace many families. While supporting national security needs, they demanded that authorities reconsider the site and identify alternative land.

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More than 1,000 women deposited money and received fake Federal Bank slips. The company also opened fake accounts to look genuine. On Tuesday, when the loan date arrived, hundreds of women reached the office. They found the doors locked. Within minutes, the news spread across the area.

People gathered outside the rented house and began shouting in anger. Some threw stones at the building. A sit-in protest blocked the main road, causing traffic jams.

Police reached the spot and controlled the crowd. Officers assured the victims that the accused would be caught soon. Residents said the landlord also acted carelessly by renting the office without checking details.

The investigation has named Praveen Mishra as the mastermind. Residents have been advised to stay alert because more such fake banks may be operating in the district.

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Katihar recorded the highest vote share at 79.10 percent, followed by Kishanganj at 78.16 percent. Long queues of women and youth were seen across polling stations, proving the rising political awareness in the region. Despite minor delays due to EVM issues, people remained patient and determined to cast their votes.

Historically, Seemanchal has been a closely contested zone between the NDA, Grand Alliance, and AIMIM. In 2020, the NDA struggled in Kishanganj, while AIMIM and the Grand Alliance dominated. This year’s massive participation may bring a shift in results. However, residents of Devi Nagar village boycotted the polls, demanding better roads.

The remarkable Seemanchal voter turnout is being seen as a strong message of faith in democracy and governance. It symbolizes Bihar’s growing democratic spirit and the region’s desire for change.

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However, migration continues daily for education and jobs. The Bihar Election Seemanchal seats reflect both progress and pain — floods, unemployment, and farming struggles dominate life. Around 80% of residents depend on agriculture and animal husbandry. Maize and Makhana farming support their economy, but issues like seed shortage and fertilizer crisis remain.

The NDA and Grand Alliance are again locked in a close fight. AIMIM and Jansuraj candidates have added more competition. Leaders like Tarkishore Prasad, Leshi Singh, and Vijay Kumar Mandal are contesting key seats. As voters weigh between development and local challenges, Seemanchal stands as a political mirror of Bihar’s hopes and hardships.

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The clash began after Tejashwi called AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi a terrorist. In response, Tausif Alam threatened Tejashwi Yadav and insulted him by calling him the son of a fodder thief. Alam defended Owaisi, saying he fights for Muslim rights and should not be called a terrorist.

Alam also claimed that Owaisi represents 30 crore Muslims across India. He criticized Tejashwi for reminding people of Lalu Prasad’s rule. Owaisi’s AIMIM is contesting Bihar elections with Chandrashekhar Azad’s ASP and Swami Prasad Maurya’s Janata Party. The alliance is contesting 64 seats — AIMIM on 35, ASP on 25, and AJP on 4.

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Owaisi also raised a sharp question in the Bihar Election 2025 campaign — if a community with only 3% population can have a Deputy CM, why can’t the 20% Muslim population get fair political representation? He stressed that Muslims deserve equal rights and political share in Bihar’s progress.

He added that floods, poor infrastructure, and government neglect make Seemanchal one of the most backward regions. Owaisi promised that if AIMIM gets a chance, Seemanchal will see real development.

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