Police said Sudhir gave ₹5 lakh to the shooters. Officers recovered the murder weapon, country-made pistols, cartridges, and two Pulsar bikes. Sudhir, a resident of Gudri Bazaar, and the shooters, Ashutosh and Phool Babu, belong to areas under Kalyanpur police station.

The murders happened on December 21 last year, when Gupta and driver Ganesh Sahni were shot in broad daylight. Sudhir was present during the crime but escaped. Earlier, he was arrested and got bail due to lack of evidence.

The investigation picked up speed after police found the Pulsar bike and arrested Phool Babu. His confession exposed the entire plot. He said Sudhir showed him Gupta’s photo and instructed him to identify the target.

Police believe a land dispute caused the crime. Sudhir even used a passerby’s phone to avoid suspicion. Raids continue to catch the remaining shooter, while Sudhir and Ashutosh face fresh charges from their past criminal cases.

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STF units will come up in every district to monitor major crimes more closely. This will help control the sand mafia, liquor mafia, land mafia, and other criminal networks. STF teams have already played an important role in stopping Naxal activities, and their district presence will make action quicker and more effective.

ATS units will be created at the range level to handle terror-related cases. Bihar faces risks because it borders West Bengal, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, and Nepal. These areas often report smuggling and terror modules. More ATS units will improve surveillance and help break these networks.

The government is also focusing on cybercrime and drug trafficking. New cybercrime and narcotics units will work to stop online fraud and the illegal drug trade. These steps show the state’s commitment to making Bihar safer.

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