Shivdeep Wamanrao Lande, a senior IPS officer from the Bihar cadre, announced his resignation from the Indian Police Service after 18 years of service, citing personal reasons but vowing to continue working for Bihar, which he refers to as his 'karmabhoomi'. Lande's departure follows that of another officer, Kamya Mishra, marking a concerning trend in resignations among Bihar's IPS officers. Known for his integrity and efficiency, Lande gained fame for his crime-fighting efforts and public engagement in Bihar, leading to speculation about a potential political career. He expressed gratitude to the people of Bihar and apologized for any mistakes made during his tenure. Lande's resignation has prompted discussions about the state's work culture and the implications of losing experienced officers. His future plans remain uncertain, but his popularity suggests that he may remain active in public life.