Bihar CM Grants Police 'Free Hand' Against Criminals, Mentions 'Green Scarf' in AI Context

The claim that the government has given direct orders to the police to find and apprehend individuals wearing green scarves is not directly supported by the provided context. However, the Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary did mention 'green gamcha' (scarf) in the context of AI identifying individuals, stating, 'If AI is asked to identify someone wearing a green gamcha, it will catch them.' This was not presented as a direct order to apprehend people based on the scarf's color, but rather as an example of AI's capability.

The claim that police have full freedom to apprehend anyone regardless of caste or religion, and that criminals should be treated as criminals irrespective of their caste or religion, is supported by multiple sources. The Bihar CM and DGP explicitly stated that criminals have no caste or religion and that police have been given a 'free hand' against criminals.

The claim that the Bihar administration does not interfere with police actions is also supported by the 'free hand' given to the police. The visual claims about a man in a white shirt and orange scarf speaking and a man in a green shirt riding a motorcycle are not verifiable from the provided text-based web context. [1][2][3]