A video of Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar taking bites from apples that appear to be part of a ceremonial garland and then tossing the apples into a cheering crowd has gone viral, drawing mixed reactions online. According to reports, the incident is captured in Kanakapura. The clip shows Shivakumar biting the apples and distributing them to supporters who respond with cheers. While some viewers describe the gesture as an affectionate interaction with people gathered around him, others criticize it as inappropriate to hand out partially eaten food. The disagreement centers on concerns about the hygiene and suitability of distributing food that has been bitten in a public setting. Both outlets report that the event has sparked debate and discussion on social media, with commentary focusing less on any official policy or response and more on whether the public act is appropriate. No additional confirmed details beyond the viral footage and the reactions to it are reported in the provided sources.
DK Shivakumar bites apples and throws them to supporters in viral video
A video of Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar taking bites from apples that appear to be part of a ceremonial garland and then tossing the apples into a cheering crowd has gone viral, drawing mixe...
- A viral video shows Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar biting apples from a ceremonial garland.
- The video depicts Shivakumar tossing the apples into a cheering crowd.
- The incident is reported to have occurred in Kanakapura.
- Online reactions are split between supporters who see the gesture as affectionate and critics who question the appropriateness of distributing partially eaten food.
- The debate centers on the hygiene and suitability of handing out food that has been bitten.
Video DK Shivakumar bites apples tosses it into cheering crowd
13 hours agoKarnataka chief minister DK Shivakumar's public gesture of biting apples from a ceremonial garland and tossing them to supporters has sparked a viral debate. While some hail it as an affectionate interaction, others criticize the act of distributing partially eaten food. The incident, captured in Kanakapura, has drawn mixed reactions online, prompting discussions about its appropriateness.
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