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Bihar DGP Vinay Kumar Granted Voluntary Retirement With Immediate Effect

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IPS officer Vinay Kumar, a 1991-batch officer, has been granted voluntary retirement from his position as Bihar's top police officer. Kumar had previously taken leave citing health reasons before formally applying for voluntary retirement. He submitted his VRS application on September 25, which the Bihar government accepted with immediate effect. His departure marks the end of a career spanning over three decades in the Indian Police Service.

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