Raksha Bandhan 2025: Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary, leaders celebrate festival in Patna
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Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary marked Raksha Bandhan on 28 August by celebrating the festival with his sisters, who tied Rakhis on his wrist. Choudhary shared photographs and a message on social media platform X, noting that his sisters tied the Rakhi 'with love and blessings.'
CM Choudhary's Greetings and Prayers
The Chief Minister extended his wishes to the people of Bihar, praying for happiness, peace, prosperity and well-being for all sisters and families across the state. He said the festival, which embodies brother-sister love, affection and trust, should further strengthen family values and relationships.
Earlier on the occasion of Sawan Purnima, Choudhary offered prayers to Lord Satyanarayan Bhagwan, seeking happiness, peace and prosperity for the people of Bihar. He also shared the traditional mantra: 'Jai Shri Satyanarayan Bhagwan! Victory to Dharma, destruction to Adharma.'
Deputy CM and Opposition Leaders Join Celebrations
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Choudhary celebrated Raksha Bandhan at his Patna residence, where sisters from the Brahma Kumaris organisation tied Rakhis to him. He expressed gratitude for their affection and blessings and conveyed his greetings to the people of the state.
Leader of the Opposition in the Bihar Assembly, Tejashwi Yadav, also extended Raksha Bandhan wishes to the people of Bihar, describing the festival as 'a symbol of unbreakable love, affection, trust and emotional bonds between brothers and sisters.' He urged people to pledge on this occasion to respect and protect sisters, daughters and women regarded as mother figures.
Prashant Kishor Celebrates at Party Office
Jan Suraaj Party founder and Bankipur MLA Prashant Kishor observed Raksha Bandhan at the party office, where women tied Rakhis to him. Kishor expressed gratitude to those who participated and extended his good wishes on the occasion.
State-Wide Celebrations
Raksha Bandhan was celebrated across Bihar and the country on 28 August with joy, warmth and affection, with brothers and sisters coming together to honour their bond of love and protection. The festival saw widespread participation, with sisters tying Rakhis on their brothers' wrists and exchanging heartfelt wishes.