After the Nalanda stampede, Bihar Director General of Police Vinay Kumar inspected the temple and raised serious concerns about management failures. He said the temple authorities focused more on collecting donations instead of arranging proper facilities for the large crowd.

The DGP also pointed out structural issues in the temple. According to him, the steep stairs and poorly designed entry and exit routes increased the risk of chaos during heavy gatherings.

Officials said around 25,000–30,000 devotees had gathered at the temple. However, there was no proper crowd control, drinking water facility, or emergency medical centre at the site.

Police have started reviewing CCTV footage to identify the cause of the incident. Authorities said strict legal action will follow if negligence by the temple management or officials is confirmed.

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DGP Vinay Kumar said that these women officers will move around schools and colleges on scooters. Their main aim is to ensure safety and quick action. If anyone is found teasing or disturbing students, strict action will be taken immediately. This step shows the government’s strong focus on women’s security.

The DGP also said that 2,000 scooters are being purchased for the squad. This will help the officers reach any location quickly. The Home Minister has clearly instructed the police to stay alert and take firm action against molesters.

Along with this, the police are cracking down on other crimes too. In recent months, proposals to confiscate properties of 400 criminals were sent to the court, and around 1,200 more have been identified. Their illegal assets will also be seized soon.

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