April 18, 2025, Bihar: In a bold and symbolic move, senior IPS officer Nurul Hoda, a 1995-batch officer known for his integrity and service, has announced his resignation from the Indian Police Service in protest against the recently amended Waqf law. Hailing from Sitamarhi in Bihar, Hoda has served the nation for nearly three decades across some of India\u2019s most sensitive zones.<\/p>\n
Widely respected in administrative and civil society circles, Hoda\u2019s resignation has sent ripples through the bureaucratic and political landscape. \u201cI have always believed in standing with justice, and today, my conscience no longer allows me to remain silent,\u201d Hoda said in a statement.<\/p>\n
Throughout his career, Hoda held key positions in high-pressure regions including Dhanbad, Asansol, and the Delhi division. He gained a reputation for his innovative approaches to railway security, Naxal control, and crime prevention, earning him the Vishisht Seva Medal twice and the Director General Chakra on two occasions.<\/p>\n
Beyond the uniform, Hoda has been a passionate advocate for social change. In his native village, he has been providing free education to nearly 300 underprivileged children, firmly believing that education is the foundation of true empowerment.<\/p>\n
Now stepping out of service, Hoda is set to enter public life. \u201cAfter years in khaki, I will now wear khadi,\u201d he said, indicating his intent to join politics. His entry is driven by a vision to address systemic issues through democratic platforms and bring about meaningful change for both his community and the nation.<\/p>\n
With his unique blend of administrative experience, grassroots engagement, and unwavering commitment to justice, Nurul Hoda is poised to emerge as a strong and principled voice in Indian politics.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"