CM Nitish Kumar's cap that has a viral, controversy started on social media

A video of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar nowadays becomes a lot of viral on social media, which has caused a stir in political circles. This video is of a program arranged on the 100th anniversary of the Bihar State Madrasa Council, in which the main minister is seen wearing a cap to his cabinet minister Mohammad Jama Khan. There was a tremendous debate on social media about this simple symbolic scene. Some people considered it a symbol of religious harmony, while others consider it an attempt to give it a political message. Reference to the program is the video of the centenary celebrations of the Madrasa Council held in Patna, in which the chief minister Nitish Kumar joined as main gas. Minister Mohammad Jama Khan, who was present on stage, was carried by the Chief Minister by the Chief Minister. The scene was captured on camera and immediately went to the program on social media. After the debate on social media came out of the video, various reactions on platforms such as Twitter (now X) and Facebook began to come. Some users appreciated the secular image of Nitish Kumar and said it is a symbol of “Sarvadharma Samabha”. At the same time, some people call it an election stunt and claim to be an attempt to strive the Muslim vote. One side also arose that when the chief minister did not wear a hat himself, others did not become a one -sided symbol? The debate on social media has also increased on this question. Opposition leaders also targeted the Chief Minister for this video. Some call it an attempt to do religious politics, while some Nitish Kumar has accused them of being opportunistic. However, there has been no official response to this video of the main minister’s office or JDU so far. What does political analysis say? According to political analysts, such small symbolic developments also become major political messages as elections come near Bihar. Especially when it comes to common harmony or religious identity, these symbols also affect the mentality of the voting bank. Share this story -tags