Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar tripped and fell down on the campus of Patna University, where he had gone to attend a function held on the occasion of Teachers' Day.
Kumar lost his balance while proceeding towards a plaque, which was unveiled by Governor Rajendra Arlekar. Security personnel promptly caught hold of the CM and helped him get on his feet.
Kumar did not appear to suffer a serious injury as he walked without a limp to take the dais and also garlanded a portrait of former President Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, whose birth anniversary is celebrated across the country as Teachers' Day.
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