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Bihar Govt Promotes 37 Police Inspectors to DSP Rank Ahead of Diwali
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 30 Oct 2026, 10:49 AM
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Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary's administration issued a second promotion notice this month, elevating 37 police inspectors to Deputy Superintendent of Police in Bihar.
Patna, Bihar – In a move announced just days before the Diwali festival, the Bihar government elevated 37 officers holding the rank of Inspector to the post of Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP). The promotion order was issued by the Home Department under Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary's leadership, marking the second such notification released this month.
The newly promoted officers will assume DSP responsibilities across various districts, strengthening the state's law‑enforcement hierarchy ahead of the high‑traffic holiday period. The government described the promotion as a "significant gesture" to recognize the dedication of police personnel.
The list of names, released by the Home Department, includes officers from different cadres and regions within Bihar. The promotions are expected to improve morale within the force and enhance operational readiness during the festive season.
The decision aligns with the state's broader effort to modernise its police administration and address staffing needs in senior positions. No additional financial details were disclosed in the announcement.
The promotion notice was published on the official Bihar Police website, and the officers are slated to take oath in a ceremony scheduled by the Home Department later this week.
The newly promoted officers will assume DSP responsibilities across various districts, strengthening the state's law‑enforcement hierarchy ahead of the high‑traffic holiday period. The government described the promotion as a "significant gesture" to recognize the dedication of police personnel.
The list of names, released by the Home Department, includes officers from different cadres and regions within Bihar. The promotions are expected to improve morale within the force and enhance operational readiness during the festive season.
The decision aligns with the state's broader effort to modernise its police administration and address staffing needs in senior positions. No additional financial details were disclosed in the announcement.
The promotion notice was published on the official Bihar Police website, and the officers are slated to take oath in a ceremony scheduled by the Home Department later this week.