According to senior officials, investigators tracked illegal income and linked it directly to properties owned by these mafia members. As a result, authorities will seize land, houses, bank accounts, and other assets after completing legal procedures.

Meanwhile, the EOU has sent proposals to the Enforcement Directorate to attach assets worth over ₹55 crore belonging to 19 major land and sand mafia operators. Officials said this list marks only the first phase of action.

In addition, police teams gathered financial records and property documents to strengthen each case. They focused on repeat offenders and influential figures operating in sensitive areas.

At the same time, Bihar Police identified nearly 289 liquor mafia members under the state’s prohibition laws. District officials are now processing more than 130 property seizure cases.

Therefore, the government aims to destroy the financial base of criminal networks. Officials believe this strict action will reduce illegal activities and restore control over land and natural resources.

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A special task force has been created under DIG Manavjit Singh Dhillon. His team will track criminals and take action without delay. The force includes EOU SP Rajesh Kumar, four DSPs, and five inspector-level officers. EOU ADG Nayyar Hasnain Khan said that this dedicated team will conduct operations across the state.

Earlier, Deputy Chief Minister and Mines Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha warned that illegal mining of sand, soil, stone, and minerals would not continue in Bihar. He instructed strict action against officers and police station heads who failed to control illegal activities. He also announced that more police forces would be deployed to stop sand mining.

The Mines and Geology Department will request the Home Department to increase police strength further. The government wants a stronger, faster response to illegal mining and the mafias behind it.

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Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sinha said the state received 4.6 million applications under the Revenue Campaign, and 1.2 million have already been uploaded. He said filing and revision will get top priority, with weekly reviews. Complaints will be checked quickly, and unnecessary rejections will be controlled.

Sinha added that reasons must be given for every rejection. Fake documents will lead to strict action. Flying squads will investigate and ensure transparency. He said new projects will be visible by March.

He also warned officials who delay work. They must explain any pending tasks. Sinha said the government will target not only the land mafia but also the white-collar people who protect them.

Local officials will be allowed to work only from designated Panchayats. Revenue courts will speed up cases. Officials will receive special training, and all circles will be monitored through CCTV. The entire application process will become fully transparent.

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He said the NDA government follows a zero-tolerance policy toward land mafias, sand mafias, and liquor mafias. Bihar will not allow criminals to create fear. People who break the law must either change their behavior or leave the state. He made it clear that no weakness in law and order will be accepted at any level.

Samrat Chaudhary also announced the Abhay Brigade, a special force created to stop eve-teasing. This team will stay active near schools, colleges, markets, and other sensitive areas. Their goal is to ensure women’s safety and respond quickly to harassment complaints. The Home Minister also instructed officials to improve traffic management across the state.

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He warned the land, liquor, and sand mafias to stop using illegal money for buying land. He made it clear that the government will not tolerate unfair practices. Strict action will follow if anyone tries to misuse land for profit.

Sinha said he feels responsible for protecting Bihar’s land. Many land disputes reach the courts every day, and he wants to solve them quickly. His department aims to provide lasting solutions. Survey work will also move faster so people get clear and correct land records.

He shared that every government department needs land for development. The state plans to acquire land from farmers in a fair way and provide it to departments without delay. Farmers will receive full support in land conservation. He also promised complete transparency in every step.

This, he said, will help Bihar move toward the development dream set by its leaders.

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