
Following NDA’s sweeping victory in Bihar, Samrat Choudhary has been appointed as the state’s Home Minister. Known for his bold statements and decisive actions against liquor, sand, and land mafias, Choudhary has remained at the center of public attention. However, a recent incident has created a stir online, raising eyebrows over the lengths of political devotion.
Blood-Soaked Devotion
In a video circulating on X (formerly Twitter), a young man is seen performing a striking act of allegiance. Sitting before a black-and-white sketch of Samrat Choudhary, the boy pricks his finger with a syringe, collects a drop of blood, and applies it as a tilak on the portrait. The video, posted by the account @RoshanRaj, immediately caught the attention of netizens, highlighting the extreme fanaticism of some supporters.
Viral Reactions
The post captioned the act as “unprecedented devotion to a leader.” Responses on social media were mixed. Some viewers criticized the act as foolish, arguing that such extreme demonstrations serve no purpose and may even attract action from the authorities. Others suggested it demonstrated “true loyalty” and joked about arranging a meeting with the Home Minister. Sudhir Mishra, a user, commented, “This is not devotion—it’s sheer recklessness.” The video has reportedly garnered over 21,000 views.
Journalists and Officials Weigh In
NBT Online contacted several senior journalists for their perspective. Many indicated that such acts have no real impact and could prompt authorities, including Samrat Choudhary himself, to intervene. Recently, the Home Minister warned that misleading or inflammatory social media posts could face strict action. Meanwhile, public fascination with the video continues. The young man has not shared further details about his act, leaving the intended message open to interpretation.
Government Monitoring on Social Media
It is noteworthy that the Bihar government has recently set up a cyber monitoring team led by a senior IPS officer. This team is tasked with scrutinizing social media content, particularly posts that spread hatred or misinformation. While the video has gone viral, NBT Online does not independently verify its authenticity.
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