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Bihar govt extends ex-DGP KS Dwivedi’s tenure to 68 years

The decision to extend Dwivedi’s tenure is seen as part of the govt’s strategy to accord priority to experience and integrity for better governance.

Ex-Bihar DGP K S Dwivedi

In what is considered an unprecedented development, the Samrat Choudhary-led new government in Bihar has again extended the tenure of former DGP K S Dwivedi (IPS:1984:BH) as Chairman of the Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission (BPSSC). He will continue to hold that position until he reaches the age of 68. This move is significant for retaining consistency in decision-making.  

The state Home Department has issued an official notification in this regard. According to the order, this extension will be effective until the age of 68 or until further orders.

By doing so, the govt intends to send a message that it values experience and trust both as crucial factors for those in key positions. This has been done to ensure continuity in the Commission’s work and also to emphasize stability in the recruitment process. 

The govt’s decision to extend his term will have a direct impact on the recruitment process as the Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission is a key institution involved in police recruitment. Therefore, having an experienced person in a leadership role is considered crucial for increasing its transparency and efficiency.

Having already served as the DGP, Dwivedi brings with him extensive experience and a deep understanding of administrative matters. That is the reason why his services are being utilized even after retirement by the Bihar govt. He was appointed as the Chairman of the commission on April 10, 2023. Now his term has been extended.

The government is working to strengthen the recruitment system, and this move is seen as a step in that direction.

This decision is being seen as a sign of confidence in him and reflects the government’s policy of retaining experienced leaders in administrative positions. The government virtually wants stability in key institutions, which can lead to consistency in decision-making and better outcomes.

Experts believe that such decisions may be seen in the future as well, with experienced officers being given responsibility where needed.

The government is said to be focusing on improving administrative efficiency as efforts are underway to improve areas such as recruitment and law and order.

The decision to extend Dwivedi’s tenure is seen as part of the govt’s strategy to accord priority to experience and integrity as the government believes that the contributions of experienced officers strengthen the quality of governance. This decision also clearly demonstrates the emphasis on continuity and stability.

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