MISCREANTS CHALLENGE ADMINISTRATION

MISCREANTS CHALLENGE ADMINISTRATION

20-FEB-ENG 1

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BHABHUA-------------------------Thieves have once again challenged the administration, which has failed to address most thefts. They stole from dozens of locked homes and fled, leaving residents concerned, posing a serious challenge to the administration. The police administration, including forensic investigations and the dog squad, have so far failed to address most thefts within the police station area. Bihar - Thieves have once again challenged the administration, which has failed to address most thefts within Kaimur district. Thieves broke into approximately 11 locked homes, including wards 11 and 12 of the Nagar Panchayat under the Kudra police station area, and made off with cash, gold and silver jewelry, expensive clothing, gas cylinders, and grains worth lakhs from cupboards. According to information received from victims Rinku Devi, Santosh Sah, Mehrun Misha, Asma Khatoon, Nandu Kumar, and Chandrabhan Singh, the thieves targeted most of the locked homes at night, breaking the locks of the doors and cupboards, and escaping with cash, gold and silver jewelry, and other items. In fact, there aren't just one or two cases of theft within the police station area; thefts occur every day. Despite cases being registered, and despite the police administration, forensic investigations, and even the dog squad team reaching the scene, most of the cases have yet to be solved, leaving residents deeply frightened and apprehensive. Residents reported that thieves are breaking into homes after being locked for a few hours, conducting reconnaissance and committing thefts. Due to the police's inaction after registering a case, the thieves' morale has skyrocketed. They routinely survey homes one by one, steal, and then escape with ease.

While thefts are common throughout the district, the Kudra police station area holds a unique record in this regard. While minor thefts are often overlooked, even in cases where victims report cases, 95% of the thefts remain unsolved. In several cases of theft within the police station area, the police inspector and the subdivisional police officer of Mohaniya have visited the scene several times, but have so far been unable to solve the incidents. Now, District Police Officer Harimohan Shukla, who has also arrived at the scene for investigation, remains to be seen whether the administration will be able to solve the case and reach the cunning thieves this time, or will it return empty-handed, as usual.