Meghalaya Chief Minister plays Pehla Nasha on piano. Viral video delights Internet
Watch the viral video here: This is not the first time Sangma's musical side has surfaced. During a visit to a village in his state, he spotted a student struggling with guitar chords at a local school. Instead of merely observing, Sangma stepped in and guided the student by demonstrating chord patterns. He shared a video of the moment that later went viral.In 2023, another video showed him performing Iron Maiden's Wasted Years on an electric guitar at a cafe, where the crowd cheered him on, had delighted the internet.- Ends
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