Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was today shown slippers by a section of people during an election rally in Nawada.
A group of people at the election rally at Warsaliganj showed 'chappals' while Mr Kumar was addressing the rally in favour of JD-U candidate Pradeep Kumar who is the sitting MLA.
The restive crowd shouted "Modi, Modi" chant and also chanted anti-Nitish slogans at the rally, ahead of the five-phase state Assembly elections beginning on October 12.
Though the exact reason behind the incident was not known, the scene continued while Mr Kumar was delivering his speech.
"You mean to say that people chose a person with defective DNA as their Chief Minister for the past 10 years," he said.
The senior JD-U leader also questioned the BJP slogan of "parivartan" (change).
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar at the election rally at Warsaliganj in Nawada.
The PM had earlier mocked at Mr Kumar for protesting his comment regarding Bihar remaining in the category of BIMARU states by saying if the state was no more in that category why does Mr Kumar come to Delhi with bowl to seek more fund.
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