Patna: A young man from the neighboring country of Nepal set out on foot to meet the Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar. Tejashwi Prasad Yadav Here in the state capital last night (Thursday-Friday night).
This information was shared by Tejashwi Yadav on his official Twitter handle on Friday, in which he uploaded four pictures of himself with the youth. Anand SharmaHis fans from Nepal.
According to Tejashwi, Sharma had covered the distance from Nepal. PatnaThe waving of the national flags of India and Nepal underscore the deep bilateral ties shared by the two countries.
In the pictures shared by Tejashwi, Sharma can be seen presenting a memento to the deputy CM, wearing a Nepali cap on his head and a dupatta around his neck.
Tejashwi warmly welcomes Sharma after learning about Tejashwi’s extraordinary feat. Nepali Youth. Apart from the warm welcome at his residence, Tejashwi obliged Sharma with an autograph on one of his portrait-sized photographs. “Good luck. Keep smiling”, Tejashwi wrote with his signature on the picture handed over to the Nepali youth.
It was not known from which part of Nepal Sharma began his foot march, although even from the border, the distance to the state capital is more than 300 to 400 km.
Tejashwi wrote in his tweet in Hindi, “I am happy to hear him speak about the passion and craze of the youth and our fans in Nepal.”
This information was shared by Tejashwi Yadav on his official Twitter handle on Friday, in which he uploaded four pictures of himself with the youth. Anand SharmaHis fans from Nepal.
According to Tejashwi, Sharma had covered the distance from Nepal. PatnaThe waving of the national flags of India and Nepal underscore the deep bilateral ties shared by the two countries.
In the pictures shared by Tejashwi, Sharma can be seen presenting a memento to the deputy CM, wearing a Nepali cap on his head and a dupatta around his neck.
Tejashwi warmly welcomes Sharma after learning about Tejashwi’s extraordinary feat. Nepali Youth. Apart from the warm welcome at his residence, Tejashwi obliged Sharma with an autograph on one of his portrait-sized photographs. “Good luck. Keep smiling”, Tejashwi wrote with his signature on the picture handed over to the Nepali youth.
It was not known from which part of Nepal Sharma began his foot march, although even from the border, the distance to the state capital is more than 300 to 400 km.
Tejashwi wrote in his tweet in Hindi, “I am happy to hear him speak about the passion and craze of the youth and our fans in Nepal.”