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Bihar Polls: Lalu Prasad Yadav's close encounter with a dangerous 'fan'

Updated on: 16 October,2015 06:45 PM IST  | 
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RJD President Lalu Prasad suffered a minor injury when a ceiling fan fell on his hand while he was on the dais for an election meeting in Bihar's East Champaran district 

Bihar Polls: Lalu Prasad Yadav's close encounter with a dangerous 'fan'

Motihari: RJD President Lalu Prasad Yadav suffered a minor injury when a ceiling fan fell on his hand while he was on the dais for an election meeting in Bihar's East Champaran district today.


Lalu Yadav was sipping tea at the dais, while a speaker was delivering his speech at the poll rally, when the mishap occurred. 


Lalu Yadav had pointed to the organisers that the fan was rotating dangerously and before anything could be done, it fell on his right hand spilling the tea. 


Lalu Prasad YadavRJD supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav addressing an election rally at Lakhaura in Motihari on Friday. Pic/PTI

The RJD chief, who escaped with minor injuries, stayed put at the dais and later addressed the election meeting at Lakhaura High school here. 

He was campaigning for RJD candidate Binod Shrivastava contesting from Motihari seat.

Later, addressing the meeting, Prasad came down heavily on the organisers and the electrician for improper arrangement. 

He jokingly told the crowd that he enjoyed blessings of Goddess 'Sherawali' (Durga) and hence no harm could happen to him.

Lalu Yadav met another accident just two days ago at Arwal when a portion of the dais, put up for an election meeting, collapsed due to overloading. He was unhurt. 

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