Along with this appointment, the government has posted four new Divisional Commissioners in key divisions of the state. These changes aim to improve governance and speed up decision-making at the divisional level.

Pram Singh Meena has been appointed as the new Divisional Commissioner of Munger. Manish Kumar will take charge as the Divisional Commissioner of Saran. Other senior IAS officers have been assigned to Tirhut and Bhagalpur divisions. Each officer brings wide administrative experience to their new roles.

The transfer list also includes several other IAS officers who have received new responsibilities in different departments. Some officers have been moved to Urban Development, Planning, Agriculture, and Rural Development departments.

Officials said the reshuffle is part of routine administrative reforms. The government expects these changes to strengthen coordination and ensure better delivery of public services across Bihar.

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In contrast, the Mithila region also recorded a steady Bihar voter turnout increase. Darbhanga reported the highest surge with a 7% rise, while Madhubani and Samastipur districts followed closely. Together, Mithila’s three districts account for 30 assembly seats. The NDA continues to perform well here, winning 22 out of 30 seats in the previous elections.

However, this time the dynamics changed as the VIP party switched sides to the Grand Alliance. RJD secured seven seats, while the BJP retained 11. Despite the shift, the NDA remains favored in this Brahmin and extremely backward-class dominated region. The high voter enthusiasm in both Tirhut and Mithila reflects growing democratic engagement and may influence Bihar’s political direction in 2025.

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