Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Sunday said law and order in the state has improved since his government took office in November 2005, adding that being a resident of Bihar is now a matter of pride.
In a post on X, Nitish Kumar said that before 2005, crime and corruption were widespread in the state. He said his government prioritized restoring law and order and adopted a policy of zero tolerance for crime and corruption.
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