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Aamir Khan to visit Gaya

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,February 24 2014]

Aamir Khan was earlier supposed to visit Dashrath Manjhi's village Gehlaur in Gaya, Bihar on 22nd February. However, now he has decided to go on 25th February.

Initially, Aamir wanted to kick start Satyamev Jayate 2 from the very spot where Dashrath Manjhi broke a mountain by himself and made a way. However, well wishers of Aamir suggested him not to visit Bihar as they were worried about his security but he assured there will be no security hassles. On his last visit to Patna everything went off smoothly. He believes that Bihar's administration and law and order is very well organised.

Aamir wants to give ample time to administration to set up everything and has delayed his visit to Gehlaur. He is confident that his visit to Bihar will be as smooth as his previous visit.

Aamir strongly feels that Bihar administration is very supportive, well organized and can manage anything coming their way.

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