Two dacoits were killed and three police officers were injured during a police encounter in East Champaran district, Bihar. According to reports, the police received a tip-off that some dacoits were assembling in Purhania village on Sunday, and a large number of police forces headed by district SP reached the place and surrounded them.
The dacoits attacked the police with bombs when asked to surrender, which resulted in three policemen sustaining splinter injuries. The police responded by opening fire, killing two dacoits on the spot. The others managed to escape into adjoining Nepal.
The injured cops were admitted to Sadar Hospital, Motihari, and their condition is stable. A large amount of arms and ammunition were recovered from the spot.
Police encounters have become increasingly common in Bihar, as the state struggles to control crime. Despite these efforts, criminals continue to pose a threat to public safety. It is hoped that the police will maintain their vigilance to prevent such incidents from happening in the future.
The incident once again highlights the need for effective collaboration between law enforcement agencies in Bihar and Nepal to keep the border safe and secure from illegal activities. The police must also conduct regular operations to prevent criminal activities and protect the public from harm.
It is a tragedy that such violent incidents take place, and it is crucial that appropriate measures are taken to prevent them from happening in the future. The authorities must work together to create a safer environment for the citizens of Bihar, where criminals are brought to justice and law and order are maintained.
