Who's to blame for Bihar's murder surge?

Killers in Bihar are walking into hospitals and posh colonies, gunning down their targets without masks or fear.

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00:00Killers in Bihar are on a spree, but here's what the state's ADGP said.

00:11Is blaming farmers even justified? Look at these killers, who breached the security of a high-profile

00:16Patna hospital, walked calmly without covering their faces, cocked their guns, took out their

00:21target and left just in time. A scene that looks straight out of a Mirzapur episode.

00:25Take the July 13 case. Abhishek, a manager at an ICSAI Lombard branch,

00:29left his home in one of Patna's busiest localities to attend a wedding with his family.

00:34He had asked his wife and children to go home, saying he would follow them later. However,

00:38a day later, his body was found in a well along with a scooter.

00:42And on July 4, a prominent businessman was gunned down at the gate of his home

00:45in an upscale Patna neighborhood, just a few hundred meters from the DM's residence and a

00:50police station. The shooter had patiently waited for Gopal Khemka to arrive and attack before the

00:54building's gate could be opened. To counter the crime wave, Bihar's ADGP suggested a fix.

00:59Residential societies should hire trained guards, claiming that the current guards

01:02looking after the security of residential societies are poorly paid and unfit.

01:06The people who have 5,000 or 7,000, who don't have the eye of the eye, can't get the

01:11eye of the eye, they can't get the eye of the eye, they can't get the eye of the eye.

01:13What will they do? The traders' organization, which are the people in the societies,

01:18they will also get the eye of the eye.

01:20to leave them home.

01:32same

01:33the