CM Nitish Kumar handed over appointment letters to 1,239 sub-inspectors of Bihar Police on Monday. These police sub-inspectors also include three transgender people (Bihar transgender inspectors). Bunty Kumar, Ronit Jha and Madhu Kashyap have also received posts now. For the first time, three transgender inspectors have been inducted into the Bihar Police. Meanwhile, CM Nitish Kumar has announced that 78,000 more police officers will be reinstated. This restoration will take place within six months. Here, the three transgender inspectors have been assigned districts.
Deployment of the three transgender inspectors
For the first time, three transgender sub-inspectors have been selected in Bihar Police. Among the three transgenders, Bunty Kumar from Samastipur, Ronit Jha from Sitamarhi and Madhu Kashyap from Patna have been selected. Among them, Bunty Kumar has a seat in Buxar, Ronit Jha in Supaul and Madhu Kashyap in Samastipur district. All three will now contribute by going to their respective assigned districts.
The struggle was not easy, but studies helped: Madhu
Transgender Madhu Kashyap, a resident of Banka, said her struggle was not easy. Expressing gratitude towards Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and the Supreme Court, he said he is ready for all kinds of challenges. After receiving the inspector’s appointment letter on Monday, Madhu said his enthusiasm is high. He is willing to fight in any situation, only by fighting have I gotten here. She said she has been living away from home for the past ten years. This is also training. When you are in this stage where nothing is happening, then what is there to fear? There is a call to transgender brothers and sisters to study, brother, study. Only education or knowledge protects life. You can afford to ask anywhere. Society does not give on a plate. He appealed to come to class. He advised studying together.
She will work on the problems she herself faced…
Inspector Madhu said that he is very happy after getting the job. It was a very difficult trip. But he got the support of many people. Many sisters used to bring me food. There used to be interruptions even along the way while studying. But I fought against all this and I fought. There were also difficulties in living and eating. Because he lived in a foster home, there were difficulties getting around. When people found out I was trans, I had a hard time finding accommodation. She had not decided to be an inspector, but she thought she would have a good position. The transgender people living in Patna were beaten up a lot and the FIR was not even lodged. When I felt like fighting for this society, I thought of joining the police.
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