IPS Alok Raj: From Controversial DGP Exit to BSSC Chief, A New Chapter Begins

• IPS Alok Raj, 1989 batch, served a controversial 103-day tenure as Bihar's acting DGP from August to December 2024, replaced by a junior officer.
• After being removed as DGP, he headed the Bihar Police Building Construction Corporation and later became Chairman of BSSC in late 2025.
• On January 1, 2026, immediately after retirement, he was appointed permanent BSSC Chairman for five years, marking a significant career turn.
• Known for his 36-year distinguished career, President's Medals, and "no-nonsense" image, he faces challenges like tackling exam malpractices at BSSC.
• A Patna University gold medalist in M.Sc. Geology and Gallantry Medal recipient, Alok Raj is also an accomplished singer.

Why It Matters: IPS Alok Raj transitions from a controversial police career end to a crucial role as BSSC Chairman.