CM Nitish Kumar Pays Tribute to Late Ramayan Rai on His 9th Death Anniversary in Rohtas District

Chief Minister Shri Nitish Kumar today paid tribute to Late Ramayan Rai (Mukhiya Ji) by garlanding his statue on the occasion of his ninth death anniversary at Kushhi village in Kargahar block of Rohtas district. On this occasion, the Chief Minister planted a tree near the place where the statue of Late Ramayan Rai was installed.

Late Ramayan Rai's son and West Champaran District Magistrate Shri Dinesh Kumar Rai greeted the Chief Minister by presenting him a bouquet, a shawl and a memento. On reaching Kushhi village, local leaders, public representatives and villagers warmly welcomed the Chief Minister by presenting him a bouquet and a big garland of flowers.

The Chief Minister reached the stage near the Primary School Kushhi and accepted the greetings of a large number of people present in the garlanding program.

On this occasion, Water Resources Minister Mr. Vijay Kumar Chaudhary, Rural Works Minister Mr. Ashok Chaudhary, Rural Development Minister Mr. Shravan Kumar, Minority Welfare Minister Mr. Jama Khan, Labor Resources Minister Mr. Santosh Kumar Singh, MLA Mr. Murari Prasad Gautam, MLA Mr. Santosh Kumar Mishra, Legislative Councilor Mr. Bhishma Sahni, Legislative Councilor Mr. Bhagwan Singh Kushwaha, Legislative Councilor Mr. Radha Charan Seth, former Minister Mr. Santosh Kumar Nirala, former MLA Mr. Vashishth Singh, former General Secretary of Bihar State Civil Council Mr. Arvind Kumar, JDU leader Mr. Om Prakash Setu, Secretary to Chief Minister Mr. Kumar Ravi, Deputy Inspector General of Police of Shahabad region Mr. Navin Chandra Jha, second son of late Ramayan Rai and District Magistrate of West Champaran Mr. Dinesh Kumar Rai, wife of Mr. Dinesh Kumar Rai Mrs. Anita Kumari, elder son of late Ramayan Rai Mr. Vinod Kumar Rai, younger son Mr. Anil Kumar Rai and other family members, District Magistrate of Rohtas Mrs. Udita Singh, Superintendent of Police Mr. Roshan Kumar along with other dignitaries, senior officials and a large number of local people were present.