Bihar’s Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary today approved a major ₹30 crore investment in police infrastructure projects, aimed at strengthening law enforcement facilities and enhancing operational efficiency across the state. The funding approval was announced following a detailed review of security infrastructure requirements in several districts, with a focus on improving working conditions for officers and modernising police facilities.
Under the plan, new police buildings will be constructed in East Champaran (Motihari), Rohtas and Lakhisarai. In Motihari, a modern SP (Superintendent of Police) office building with contemporary amenities will be built to support administrative functions and serve as a local command centre. In Rohtas district’s Dehri area, plans include the development of a secured police office and armory facility. Meanwhile in Lakhisarai, the project will include a 200-bed barrack for women police personnel, providing improved accommodation and support infrastructure for serving officers.
Officials said the projects will also include essential furnishings and basic infrastructure to ensure functional readiness soon after construction. The investment reflects the state government’s commitment to modernise policing facilities and boost morale within the force. Samrat Choudhary emphasised that improved infrastructure is crucial for maintaining public safety, enhancing response capabilities and fostering better community policing.
Local residents and police personnel welcomed the announcement, noting that enhanced facilities could lead to faster services, better training opportunities and a stronger police presence in rural and urban areas alike. Construction timelines and tender processes are expected to be finalised in the coming weeks, with project
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