The approval was given at a special meeting of state cabinet presided over by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar here.
Food Security Law, a flagship scheme of the Central government, will be launched in Bihar tomorrow.
There would be vigilance committee at state level, district, block, ward in urban areas and panchayat in rural areas to ensure transparency in public distribution system as part of implementation of the food security law.
The committees would also keep a watch over activities of personnel involved in the scheme.
The Bihar Cabinet also gave its nod to setting up of a directorate for inquiry of certificates issued to Extremely Backward castes, Backward Castes and Other Backward castes.
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