Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary inaugurates model schools, police station in Munger
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Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary on Tuesday, 28 July inaugurated a string of education and public infrastructure projects in Tarapur Assembly constituency, located in his home district of Munger. The visit covered the launch of model schools, a newly developed model police station, and the formal commencement of academic activities at a government degree college.
Model Schools Launched in Tarapur
Arriving by helicopter at Launa at around 1:35 pm, Choudhary received a guard of honour before proceeding to Saraswati Vidya Niketan. From there, he virtually inaugurated 10 high schools selected for development as 'model schools' under a state initiative within the Tarapur constituency.
During his time at the school, the Chief Minister inspected classrooms, engaged with teachers and students on teaching methods and academic progress, and visited a science exhibition organised by students — praising their innovative projects.
Model Police Station Inspected at Harpur
Choudhary subsequently travelled by road to Harpur, arriving at the newly developed Model Police Station at approximately 2:20 pm. He inaugurated the facility with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting and conducted a detailed walkthrough of the premises, inspecting the Station House Officer's (SHO) office, lock-up, and other administrative sections.
Degree College Academic Activities Formally Begun
The Chief Minister later proceeded to Asarganj, where he formally launched academic activities at the Government Degree College. He also held a public outreach session, meeting local residents and hearing their concerns directly.
Senior Officials in Attendance
The programme was attended by several senior state and district officials, including Minister Sanjay Singh Tiger, Sugarcane Industries Minister Sanjay Kumar (District In-charge), former MLA Rajiv Singh, Divisional Commissioner Prem Singh Meena, District Magistrate Nikhil Dhanraj Nipnikar, and Superintendent of Police Syed Imran Masood.
Part of a Broader Infrastructure Push
The Tarapur visit is part of the Bihar government's ongoing drive to upgrade educational institutions and public infrastructure across the state. The model school initiative, in particular, signals an effort to raise the quality of government-run secondary education in districts that have historically lagged on learning outcomes. How quickly the remaining upgrades translate into measurable improvements in enrolment and results will be closely watched.