PATNA, Nov. 13 -- Madhepura police registered an FIR against the then circle officer (CO) and nazir of Alamnagar for alleged financial irregularities involving the purchase of flood relief materials and the operation of community kitchens in Almanagar block office in 2025. The FIR was registered with Alamnagar police station against then CO Divya Kumari, then nazir Sunil Kumar Suman and a private firm-cum-suppliers Maa Traders. According to a Madhepura district official, during the 2025 floods, the administration operated community kitchens to provide food and sustenance for affected families. The responsibility for supplying food items and other arrangements was assigned to Hemant Kumar and local suppliers. The district administration received complaints of widespread irregularities in the supply of materials, payment, invoices (bills), and government records. A joint investigation team was formed at the district level. After the probe, the investigation report clearly indicated that violation of the prescribed financial procedures, purchase of relief materials and the operation of the community kitchen. The report made serious allegations against the supplier for providing improper economic benefits, tampering with the verification of vouchers, discrepancies in payment records, and misuse of government funds. DM Abhishek Ranjan on November 5, 2025 ordered a probe and directed to register an FIR, following which Alamnagar police registered an FIR against the then CO, nazir and the private firm. "An FIR registered on the basis of the written statement of Alamnagar CO Ankesh Kumar under sections 201, 344, 316(5), 318(4) and 3(5) of the BNS against the then CO, Nazir and Sunil Kumar, owner of a private firm," said SHO Kulwant Kumar. Ranjan has also issued orders to compensate for the loss caused to the government treasury. He has asked the relevant supplier to file a statutory auction suit to recover the amount of the additional payment made, ensuring recovery as per the law....