Ips amit lodha: Says

IPS Amit Lodha says, "There’s no definition of danger. Death threats aren’t rare; they come regularly. My first encounter was on the 15th day of my job. Since then, I’ve lost count of how many.” Amit Lodha, an IPS officer from the 1998 batch, gained prominence for his crime-fighting efforts in Bihar. His tenure as Superintendent of Police in Nalanda district was particularly notable; he led operations that resulted in the capture of notorious criminals, earning him the moniker ‘super cop’. Amit Lodha is an IPS officer currently serving as ADGP of BSF. He has been awarded the prestigious Police Medal for Gallantry and the Internal Security Medal for his work, as well as the Utkrisht Seva Medal and the President’s Medal for meritorious service. He has previously authored Bihar Diaries: The True Story of How Bihar's Most Dangerous Criminal Was Caught (2018) and Life in the Uniform: Adventures of an IPS Officer in Bihar (2022). This is his third book. Amit Lodha is one of the most famous IPS officers in Bihar and the whole of India. Amit is a 1998 batch officer and is now currently serving as DIG-BSF of Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. Amit is known as the “Super Cop” of Bihar because of his achievements and his willingness to serve the people.