Shinde will finally meet Nitish today

October 30, 2013 08:45

In the wake of multiple blasts in Patna on Sunday that claimed six lives, Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde will meet Bihar Chief Nitish Kumar on Wednesday.

Initially, Shinde was scheduled to visit Patna yesterday, but due to non-availability of the Bihar Chief Minister, the Union Minister had to cancel his plans.

Union Home Secretary Anil Goswami yesterday visited Patna's Gandhi Maidan. After visiting the blasts site, Goswami said, We are investigating all angles, hopeful that we will soon be successful in getting to the bottom of this.

Nitish and the Home Minister will meet and review the law and order situation in Bihar in the wake of multiple low intensity blasts in Patna.

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