A video of Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar is becoming increasingly viral on social media. In this video, during a public program organized in Kanakpura, he is seen taking pieces of apple and throwing them towards the people present there. This video was recorded during his visit to Horahalli in Kanakapura, where he was given a warm welcome by his supporters. During the welcome, the local people garlanded her with a large “Gajmala”, a traditional garland made of fresh apples and flowers.

It can be seen in the video that DK Shivkumar takes out an apple from the garland, eats a piece of it and then starts throwing the rest of the apple towards the supporters present there. People present at the program are also seen enthusiastically trying to catch the apples thrown by them. After this video went viral on social media, different reactions of people have emerged. Some supporters have described this as his easy and affectionate behavior with the public. He says that this was an informal way of connecting with people.

A video showing Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar interacting with supporters during a public event in Horahalli has sparked discussion on social media.

In the viral clip, Shivakumar is seen plucking apples from a traditional fruit garland, taking a bite, and then tossing… pic.twitter.com/rFigNwdRo9

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People reacted to the video

Many people have also raised questions on this. Critics say that throwing half-eaten fruits or food items towards people in a public event cannot be considered appropriate. Reacting to the video, a social media user wrote, ‘Does DK Shivakumar consider himself God? They are taking out a piece of apple from the garland as if it is an offering and distributing it among the public. What kind of logic is this?”

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