Protester shows slipper to Bihar CM

September 26, 2012 22:46

A protester among a group of contractual workers today showed a slipper to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar at a public meeting in this district, official sources said.

The man suddenly took his 'chappal' in his hand and showed it to Kumar as he was addressing a gathering to press for the special status demand. TV channel cameras captured the unidentified protester waving his 'chappal' in the chief minister's direction.

Kumar had suffered similar humiliation at Madhubani three days' ago.

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