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Patna, Bihar Chief Minister <keyword id="19907431" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="nitish-kumar" source="keywords">Nitish Kumar</keyword> owns assets worth Rs 1.64 crore, according to his latest public disclosure. According to details of the assets of the chief minister and his cabinet colleagues posted on the <keyword id="20021772" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="cabinet-secretariat-department" source="keywords">Cabinet Secretariat Department</keyword>'s website on Sunday evening, Kumar has Rs 22,552 in cash, and deposits of Rs 49,202 in different bank accounts. He also has a Ford Ecosport car worth Rs 11.32 lakh, two gold rings and a silver ring worth Rs 1.28 lakh, and other movable assets such as 13 cows and 10 calves worth Rs 1.45 lakh, a treadmill, an exercise cycle and a microwave oven. The only immovable property that he has is an apartment in Dwarka in New Delhi, which cost him Rs 13.78 lakh in 2004, and is now worth Rs 1.48 crore. Last year, Kumar had declared total assets of Rs 75.53 lakh. A comparison of the two disclosures showed that the jump in the value of assets was primarily due to the rise in the worth of his Delhi apartment. Kumar's government has made it mandatory for all cabinet ministers to disclose their assets and liabilities on the last day of every calendar year. Deputy Chief Minister <keyword id="20021770" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="tejashwi-prasad-yadav" source="keywords">Tejashwi Prasad Yadav</keyword> declared a total income of Rs 4.74 lakh for the 2022-23 financial year. His elder brother <keyword id="20021771" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="tej-pratap" source="keywords">Tej Pratap</keyword>, who is also a minister in the state government, has assets worth Rs 3.58 crore.

Gold rings, 13 cows, 10 calves among Nitish Kumar's assets worth Rs 1.64 crore

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Araria (Bihar), Apr 21 () A policeman was forced to do 50 sit-ups here by a senior agriculture officer after he stopped the bureaucrat's vehicle and asked him to show the mandatory pass for moving during the coronavirus lockdown, in yet another instance of front-line workers facing harassment. Bihar Director General of Police (DGP) Gupteshwar Pandey on Tuesday took strong note of the incident and asserted that action will be taken after a probe report is submitted. The incident, whose video has gone viral on the social media, occurred near Surajpur pul (bridge) under Jokihat police station area on Monday when chowkidar Ganesh Lal Tatma halted the vehicle of District Agriculture Officer Manoj Kumar and asked for the pass needed to move around during the lockdown imposed in the wake of coronavirus pandemic. This riled the officer who, after severely scolding the chowkidar, forced him to do 50 sit-ups while holding his ears. The agriculture officer did not stop at this and threatened that he could have sent Tatma to jail had he not been in a hurry to attend a video conference. A police officer, who was heard in the video posing as incharge, also upbraided Tatma for "letting him down" in front of the senior officer. "You have made me feel insulted in front of the senior officer," the police officer was heard yelling at the chowkidar. Pandey said he talked to Inspector General of Police and Superintendent of Police of Araria over the unpleasant incident. He disapproved of the conduct of the officials, saying they insulted the chowkidar who as part of the administration was playing an important role in enforcing the lockdown. It is very shameful and against human dignity, Pandey said. Superintendent of Police Dhurat Sayali has ordered a probe into the incident. The DGP said strong action will be taken against the erring officials on the basis of the inquiry report. Leader of Opposition in Bihar Assembly Tejashwi Prasad Yadav came down heavily on the state government for letting bureaucracy "run the show" in the state, where a "dutiful" policeman as made to do sit-ups by an officer. "Bureaucracy is unbridled in Bihar. How a District Agriculture Officer is making an elderly chowkidar do sit-ups as the dutiful chowkidar just asked (officer) to show a valid pass ," Yadav said in a tweet message. Bihar has reported over 100 case of COVID-19. There have been several instances of policemen being attacked or harassed while enforcing the lockdown. A policeman's hand was chopped off and two other police officials were injured when a group of people allegedly attacked them in Punjab's Patiala district when the cops stopped their vehicle and asked them to show the pass needed to move during the lockdown restrictions. CORR AR SNS RTRT

Policeman made to do sit-ups for stopping agri officer's vehicle during lockdown

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Gold rings, 13 cows, 10 calves among Nitish Kumar's assets worth Rs 1.64 crore

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Policeman made to do sit-ups for stopping agri officer's vehicle during lockdown

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