- Marathi IPS officer Shivdeep Lande, known as Bihar’s Singham, has announced his resignation from the police service in a social media post.
- Lande, who has served in various postings in Bihar including Araria, Purnia, and Jamalpur, has been praised for his impressive work as the Superintendent of Bihar’s Special Task Force.
- In his social media post, Lande expressed his gratitude to Bihar for the past 18 years of service and declared that Bihar will continue to be his place of work despite his resignation from the IPS.
- Born in a poor family background in Buldhana district, Lande worked as an electrical engineer before pursuing a career in the IPS, where he joined the 2006 batch.
- Lande’s first posting in Jamalpur, a Naxal-affected area, earned him the confidence of the local people through personal interactions and cooperation, leading to a decrease in crime rates.
- Despite facing political pressure and transfers due to his direct actions in Bihar, Lande’s transfer was opposed by the people of Bihar who supported his efforts in maintaining law and order.
- In Mumbai, Lande made significant contributions in breaking drug smuggling networks and solving criminal cases while serving as the DCP of the Crime Branch, earning praise for his impressive stint in Maharashtra.
- Lande’s decision to resign from the IPS has sparked discussions and admiration for his dedication to public service, with many praising his commitment to the welfare of the people of Bihar.
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