BJP President Nitin Nabin’s Birthday: Melody chocolates distributed among visually impaired children in Patna
On May 23, 2026, Melody chocolates were distributed to visually impaired children in Patna to celebrate the birthday of BJP president Nitin Nabin. Nabin, who recently became the BJP national president, was present in Patna for his birthday celebrations. The event was marked by a simple gathering of party leaders and the distribution of chocolates, which gained attention following a recent gesture by Prime Minister Modi.
- ▪Melody chocolates were distributed among visually impaired children in Patna on Nitin Nabin's birthday.
- ▪Nitin Nabin is a five-time MLA and recently became the BJP national president.
- ▪The distribution of chocolates was done by individuals claiming to be BJP workers, although local leaders were unaware of the event.
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After Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently gifted a packet of Melody chocolate to his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni, the chocolates were distributed on Saturday (May 23, 2026) among visually impaired children of a school in Patna on the occasion of the birthday of BJP president Nitin Nabin.Mr. Nabin hails from Patna, and his birthday on Saturday, May 23, was celebrated by party leaders and workers in a simple way.Mr. Nabin, 46, has also been a five-time party MLA from Bankipur assembly constituency of Patna, the state capital and ex-minister of the state. Recently, after being nominated as the BJP national president in January 2026, he took oath as a Rajya Sabha member on April 16, 2026, vacating his legislative seat.
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