13 November 2026
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Bihar Government Honors Martyr BSF SI Mohammad Imtiaz with Compassionate Appointment for His Son

Following CM Nitish Kumar’s promise, Bihar issues notification offering a government job to the son of the BSF officer martyred during Operation Sindoor in Jammu & Kashmir.
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Patna, Bihar: In a gesture of honoring the supreme sacrifice made by Border Security Force (BSF) Sub-Inspector Mohammad Imtiaz, who was martyred during “Operation Sindoor” in Jammu & Kashmir’s RS Pura sector, the Bihar government has fulfilled a commitment made by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. The government has issued a formal notification offering a government job to the son of the martyr, Mohammad Imdad Raza, under the compassionate appointment scheme.

A Promise Fulfilled by CM Nitish Kumar

Sub-Inspector Mohammad Imtiaz, stationed in the RS Pura sector along the international border, lost his life on May 10, 2025, while displaying immense courage and leadership during heavy shelling. His sacrifice was a part of the ongoing security operations to safeguard the nation’s borders. In light of his heroic act, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had visited the martyr’s ancestral village of Narayanpur on May 13, 2025, and paid his respects. During his visit, the CM had promised that the son of the martyr would be given a government job as a token of gratitude and support to the family.

Read also: Bihar: CM Nitish Kumar Vows to Create 1 Crore Jobs for Bihar Youth in Next 5 Years, Highlights Major Development Milestones

Compassionate Appointment for the Martyr’s Family

As part of fulfilling that promise, the Bihar government has now officially issued a notification for the appointment of Mohammad Imdad Raza. The notification states that Imdad Raza will be appointed to a Lower Division Clerk (LDC) position or an equivalent post based on his qualifications. This appointment has been approved by the state cabinet, ensuring that the martyr’s family receives financial security and recognition for their sacrifice.

A Commitment to Supporting the Martyr’s Family

The Bihar government’s swift action reflects its commitment to the welfare of the families of soldiers who serve the nation. The state’s decision to grant this job provides not only economic relief to the family but also a mark of respect for the bravery exhibited by Mohammad Imtiaz during his service.

This move by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar further strengthens the state government’s stance on supporting families of martyrs, ensuring that their sacrifices are remembered and honored through concrete actions.

Read also: Bihar’s Bold Leap: CM Nitish Kumar Pledges 1 Crore Jobs and Women’s Empowerment Boost


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