Nitish seen in old style: CM again grabbed Ashok Choudhary's neck
Made the minister's head clash with Prem Kumar and Vijay Sinha's head
CURATED BY – CHANDAN KUMAR CHAUBEY | CITYCHIEFNEWS
Patna, after a long time, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was once again seen in his old style. The way CM Nitish had once openly grabbed the neck of his close aide Ashok Choudhary while being in the Mahagathbandhan, once again the Chief Minister was seen in the same style. CM once again grabbed Ashok Choudhary's neck and first made his head clash with Minister Prem Kumar's head and then made him clash with Deputy CM Vijay Sinha's head.
In fact, on Tuesday, a state function was organized on the occasion of Dr. Anugrah Narayan Singh's birth anniversary in the Bihar Legislative Assembly premises. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had reached the Legislative Assembly with his cabinet ministers to attend this state function. During the state function, the CM and other ministers remembered Dr. Anugrah Narayan Singh by paying floral tribute to his statue.
During the state function, people present on the stage were being smeared with tilak. During this, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was seen in a funny manner and grabbed the neck of his close aide minister Ashok Choudhary. The Chief Minister brought Ashok Choudhary forward and first hit his head with Minister Prem Kumar's head and then going ahead, he hit Ashok Choudhary's head with Deputy CM Vijay Kumar Sinha's head. Seeing this scene, all the people present on the stage started laughing.
Earlier, when the Chief Minister was in Mahagathbandhan with RJD, in a crowded meeting, he caught hold of Ashok Choudhary's neck and hit his head with the head of a media person standing nearby. After this, the Chief Minister put his head on Ashok Choudhary's shoulder and said that he loves him a lot. At that time, BJP did a lot of politics on this issue, but today BJP is with Nitish.
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