By Admin 
An alleged dance video of Chandan Kumar, head of Sonsihari Panchayat in Nawada district of Bihar, is becoming increasingly viral on social media. Which has created a stir in the entire area. The video is said to be from America Bigha village of Mufassil police station area.
In this viral video, Mukhiya is seen dancing with the bar girls (dancers) wearing white clothes and taking out money from his pocket and giving it to them.
Viral video raises many questions on liquor ban in Bihar
According to the information, after listening to the tune of the film song playing in the video, people are also raising questions on the liquor ban implemented in Bihar. Social media users say that alcohol is often consumed in such programs, which is against the state policy. After the video went viral, various types of discussions have started among the people.
Many people called it against the dignity of public representatives and said that people choose better representatives, but such actions tarnish their image.
Mukhiya Chandan Kumar lost his senses after the video went viral
As soon as he got information about the viral video, Chief Chandan Kumar was shocked. While talking to the media, he clarified that this video is about 15 days old and is of a private event of his family. The chief said that I had gone to a family function, where there was dancing. There is nothing wrong or objectionable in this. Some people are deliberately conspiring to tarnish my image by making the old video viral.
Dance videos of many Mukhiyas have gone viral earlier also
However, the discussion about the video on social media is not stopping. By sharing this, people are expressing their expectation of morality from the public representatives. In Bihar too, such dance videos of many chiefs and public representatives have gone viral. Due to which a debate erupts on prohibition and public decorum. At present, no official statement has come from the police or administration in this matter.
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