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Nitish removes hijab of doc, faces RJD flak
The Free Press Journal - Mumbai
|December 16, 2025
Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar was once again is in the thick of controversy for his public conduct on Monday when he removed the hijab of a woman doctor during a function in Patna.
A video showing Nitish removing the hijab of a woman doctor has also gone viral on social media. The incident took place while he was giving appointment letters to newly recruited 1283 AYUSH doctors. The doctors included 685 Ayurvedic, 393 Homoeopathic, and 205 Unani practitioners.
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