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Bihar Hooch Tragedy & what's its connection with Bihar police ? | India Chahta Hai

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Friday said that no compensation will be given to those who died after drinking spurious alcohol in the state recently. While addressing the state assembly on the issue of the alcohol ban in Bihar, the CM said that he has been appealing to people that if they will drink alcohol, they will die. Watch the video and stay connected for more upates. 

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