You are often seen on social media going viral strange and funny videos. One such video is drawing a lot of attention to the people at this time. Actually, on September 4, NDA parties announced the Bihar bandh. During this time such a video of a BJP leader has come out.

Seeing which people are not able to stop laughing. Anyone should be stunned by the kind of gimmick and acting he did in front of the camera. Now this video is being shared on social media and people are making various fun comments on it.

BJP leader has amazing acting during Bihar bandh

A funny video of a BJP leader has surfaced during the Bihar bandh. Which is now becoming increasingly viral on social media. It can be seen in the video that the leader is seen walking on the road comfortably and shops nearby are open. As soon as a journalist comes and asks him. There is no effect of Bihar bandh here.

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In the same way, Netaji starts to close the shops and closes the shops. People are not able to stop laughing after seeing the acting of closing the people. During this time, the people present there captured the entire view in their camera and now this video is becoming very viral on the internet.

The leader suddenly remembered that it was closed .. pic.twitter.com/8q9kobplnl

– rajeev nigam (@apnarajeevnigam) September 4, 2025

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People are making fun comments

This video, which is going viral, has been shared on social media platform X named @apnarajeevnigam, which has been viewed 47.5 thousand times so far. People are also commenting on this. A user commented and wrote, ‘All these shops have been closed by asking questions.’ Another user has said, ‘Forgotten itself.’ Another user has written, ‘Uncle has gone viral.’ So there, another has commented ‘Is the comedy going on.’

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Voter list revision: In protest against the ongoing voter list revision in Bihar, the Grand Alliance has called for Bihar bandh today (Wednesday). Under the leadership of Tejashwi Yadav, the leaders of the Grand Alliance constituents took out a protest march from income tax in Patna. The biggest thing is that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi also joined.

According to the schedule, the office of the Chief Electoral Officer was to be siege. Explain that the leaders of the opposition party say that the voter intensive revision should be stopped immediately. He says that it should be done after the assembly elections. The opposition says that the 11 documents being demanded in the voter list revision are not with the poor.

Private schools closed

On Tuesday evening, the workers of the Grand Alliance took out a torch procession to make Bihar bandh a success. During this time, the workers raised anti -government slogans. Appeal to the general public for cooperation in Bihar bandh. This was seen in many other districts. Today all private schools of the state have also been closed. Dr. DK Singh, National President of Bihar Public School and Children’s Welfare Association, has said that all private schools will remain closed.

How is the campaign going on?

On the other hand, under the preparations for the assembly elections in Bihar, the special intensive revision (SIR) campaign of the voter list is in progress. The SIR form collection reached about half in 14 days, while 17 days more are left.

According to the Election Commission release, on Tuesday (July 08, 2025), the progress of SIR is likely that the work of the calculation forms will be completed on the last day of the collection i.e. 25 July. According to the Election Commission, the SIR is moving well with 3,70,77,077 calculation forms, which is collected in the first 14 days after the issue of SIR instructions on 24 June (till 6 pm) is 46.95 percent of the total 7,89,69,844 (about 7.90 crore) voters of Bihar.