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CM Samrat Chaudhary to attend Chitragupta Puja ceremony in Patna on Bhaiya Dooj
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 11 Nov 2026, 09:38 AM
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Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary will take part in the Chitragupta Puja rites in Patna, coinciding with Bhaiya Dooj celebrations.
Patna will witness a notable gathering today as Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary joins the traditional Chitragupta Puja. The ceremony, scheduled for the morning, aligns with the Hindu festival of Bhaiya Dooj, drawing attention from both political circles and the general public.
The Chitragupta Puja, dedicated to the deity who records human deeds, holds cultural significance in Bihar and is often observed by officials to seek blessings for good governance. Mr. Chaudhary's participation underscores the government's effort to connect with regional customs ahead of upcoming civic initiatives.
Organisers have been preparing the venue for weeks, ensuring adequate security, crowd management and media coverage. Senior party leaders, local dignitaries and community representatives are expected to be present, making the event a focal point of the day's political calendar.
After the puja, the chief minister is slated to address a small gathering of devotees, emphasizing social harmony and the importance of preserving cultural heritage in the state's development agenda.
The Chitragupta Puja, dedicated to the deity who records human deeds, holds cultural significance in Bihar and is often observed by officials to seek blessings for good governance. Mr. Chaudhary's participation underscores the government's effort to connect with regional customs ahead of upcoming civic initiatives.
Organisers have been preparing the venue for weeks, ensuring adequate security, crowd management and media coverage. Senior party leaders, local dignitaries and community representatives are expected to be present, making the event a focal point of the day's political calendar.
After the puja, the chief minister is slated to address a small gathering of devotees, emphasizing social harmony and the importance of preserving cultural heritage in the state's development agenda.