The Katihar Superintendent of Police (SP) held a public grievance redressal session, known as 'Janata Darbar,' at his office on Friday. A significant number of complainants presented their issues before the SP. The session primarily addressed land-related disputes, including illegal encroachment, boundary conflicts, and ancestral property division issues. The SP took these matters seriously, instructing the concerned police station in-charges to take swift action and ensure impartial investigations.

Alongside land disputes, several cybercrime cases were also brought before the SP. Victims reported incidents of online fraud, fake calls, and social media harassment. The SP advised the public to remain vigilant against cybercrime and report any suspicious activity immediately. He directed the cyber cell to thoroughly investigate these cases and take necessary steps to apprehend the culprits.

Complaints related to domestic violence, assault, and other minor offenses were also registered during the Janata Darbar. The SP patiently listened to all cases and issued necessary directives to the concerned police officers for the on-the-spot resolution of many grievances. He emphasized that police officers should be sensitive towards the public and prioritize solving their problems. The SP stated that the objective of the Janata Darbar is to deliver justice to the people and enhance their trust in the police administration, assuring prompt and effective action on all legitimate complaints.