A function attended by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar turned into an utter chaos after the public which came in the programme jumped into a tank and looted the fish

Bihar CM inspected rising Ganga water levels, urging officials to prepare for any situation. Several low-lying areas in Patna and Hajipur have been inundated, affecting around 9.78 lakh people.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar went to an exhibition organised by various government departments in Saharsa on Friday where he was asked to put some fish in a biofloc tank, which is used in fish farming,

Patna: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar conducted inspections of the Ganga's rising water levels at key locations in Patna and Hajipur on Saturday, and urged district officials to "stay alert and be prepared to address any situation" as flooding intensifies.

According to Times Now sources, Nitish Kumar had inaugurated the Maa Vishahari Temple and later visited a government exhibition in Amarapur, where an exhibition was organised by various government departments.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar conducted an aerial survey of several districts to evaluate the rising water levels of the Ganga due to recent rains. Relief and rescue operations were prioritized, with officials instructed to be vigilant.

Chaos broke out at a government event in Bihar's Saharsa when a crowd looted a biofloc fish tank set up by the fisheries department barely after Chief Minister Nitish Kumar left the venue. The crowd looted fish worth INR 45,

There was huge chaos as people jumped into the biofloc tank and looted all the fish as soon as Nitish Kumar left the site.