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'I can dance too': Temjen Imna Along's latest video leads internet to dub him 'coolest minister'
Temjen Imna Along has shared a video in which he can be seen shaking a leg at the Tsungremmong festival. The politician can be seen joining the locals for a dance at Ungma village in the state. He is seen holding hands with the rest of the dancers and following their moves in the footage

Nagaland Minister of Higher Education & Tribal Affairs Temjen Imna Along is famous for his witty social media posts. The Bhartiya Janata Party state president, who has attained fame for his funny speeches, has showcased another one of his talents- dancing.Temjen Imna Along has shared a video in which he can be seen shaking a leg at the Tsungremmong festival. The politician can be seen joining the locals for a dance at Ungma village in the state. He is seen holding hands with the rest of the dancers and following their moves in the footage.The minister shared the clip with the caption, “See, I can dance too! #Tsungremong- a festival of the Ao Nagas celebrated for invoking blessing of a bountiful harvest. A rich heritage enthusiastically preserved and passed on to the younger generations. Visit Nagaland to explore its culture & dance along with the locals.”Watch:Social media users were thrilled with the footage and praised the minister for his dance moves. Some users even called him “the rock star of North East”.Others wrote that Temjen Imna Along was one of the ‘coolest’ ministers around. A few users loved the dance steps.Temjen Imna Along has shared several other posts from his visit to the village on the occasion of the pre-harvest festival on Monday. This is not the first time, a video shared by the BJP Minister has grabbed eyeballs. A few weeks ago, he had posted footage of clouds floating down a valley and asked his followers to guess the place. The video was a time-lapse clip that featured a locality, situated within a valley, being covered by clouds in seconds.Apart from that, Temjen Imna Along had shared his hilarious experience when he visited New Delhi for the first time in 1999. His speech took on some ingrained misconceptions about the Naga community in a humourous manner and left many in splits.What are your thoughts about Temjen Imna Along’s dance moves?Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
First Published:Aug 02, 2022, 12:51:31 IST
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