Bihar Viral Video: Bihar CM Nitish Kumar and officials stepped into the newly inaugurated metro, but one candid moment stole attention. As cameras rolled, Nitish suddenly rose from his seat during the ride, walked to the opposite window, and admired the view outside. A gesture now looping across social media, adding a personal touch to the grand inauguration scene.
Bihar Viral Video Shows CM Enjoying Metro View
A recent viral video shows Bihar CM Nitish Kumar during a metro ride, taken just after the inauguration. NDTV reported that while seated, Kumar suddenly got up, walked to the opposite window, and looked out at the passing view.
Passengers and officials inside seemed briefly surprised, adding to the clip’s curiosity factor. The viral video quickly spread, drawing attention to the CM’s candid moment during the state’s newly launched metro service.
Details of Metro Inauguration and Project Significance
Hours before the announcement of the Bihar elections, CM Nitish Kumar inaugurated Patna Metro’s 3.45-kilometre corridor. The inauguration marked the first operational section connecting key urban points aimed at easing traffic congestion.
With modern facilities and safety systems installed, the project is considered an important step in the city’s transport growth. Officials stated the corridor will benefit daily commuters and support Patna’s development goals, bringing faster travel options for thousands in the capital.
Mixed Reactions From Citizens and Political Leaders
Comments flowed in quickly after the clip spread online. One user wrote, “Kitna saahasik kaam kiya ki uthe aur saamne dekhne lage,” showing a mix of admiration and surprise. Another posted, “Chacha poora borah gaye hain. Officers bhi ghabra jaate hain harkat dekh kar,” hinting at discomfort among staff.
A user stated, “15 saal mein kuch to kiya…,” reflecting sarcastic appreciation. These varied remarks show how the viral video brought strong emotional responses from different viewers.
Metro Benefits, Cost, and Urban Transport Goals
Patna Metro’s initial corridor is part of a larger plan with two lines covering 24 stations. Built at an estimated cost of ₹13,411 crore, the project aims to reduce road traffic and pollution.
Officials expect over 10 lakh daily commuters once the entire network becomes operational. The system also targets better connectivity between commercial hubs and residential areas, making urban travel faster, safer, and more sustainable for the growing population.
The viral video added a human moment to the Bihar metro inauguration, blending politics, public transport, and candid curiosity in one scene.
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