Nitish hears over 1,000 complaints in 9 -hour darbar

Updated At : 07:28 AM Feb 02, 2016 IST

Patna, February 1

Resuming his public interaction programme, ‘Janata Ke Darbar Mein Mukhya Mantri’, that lasted over nine hours continuing till late in the evening, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today met over 1,000 complainants.

“The CM interacted with people for over nine hours and heard grievance of a total of 1,007 people, including 218 women,” a statement from the Chief Minister's Office said. Kumar had launched the interaction programme after coming to power in 2005. — PTI

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