Young lad flies kite with elan and mischief, watch as he quickly cuts Amit Shah’s string

Chandigarh, January 15 Home Minister Amit Shah engaged in the festive spirit by flying kites alongside his supporters in Ahmedabad’s Vejalpur. Amit Shah was seen flying a kite in open air to mark the celebrations of this day. An X...

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Updated At : 03:43 AM Jan 16, 2024 IST

Chandigarh, January 15

Home Minister Amit Shah engaged in the festive spirit by flying kites alongside his supporters in Ahmedabad’s Vejalpur.

Amit Shah was seen flying a kite in open air to mark the celebrations of this day.

An X user, Chetan Pagi’s hilarious post on X had netizens engage in a funny comments exchange.

The post was captioned, “The joy of cutting the kite of those whose kite no one could cut.. Yes.. This young man cut Amit Shah’s kite. Amit bhai’s reaction is worth watching.”

A young lad is seen flying a kite with elan and mischief. He very quickly cut Amit Shah’s kite.

Amit Shah gave a light-hearted smile which caught the camera’s eye.

A user commented, “Last Makar Sakranti in open air. Another wrote, “Amit kaka should repost to encourage this boy.”

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