They took a steamer ride from Danapur, a satellite township of the state capital, to the city's Gayghat several km away.
The governor and the CM were accompanied by Deputy CM Sushil Kumar Modi and state ministers Nand Kishore Yadav and Rana Randhir Singh, Patna Mayor Sita Sahu and a number of top officials.
They exchanged Chhath greetings with the large number of devotees who had gathered at the numerous ghats to offer the evening 'Arghya' to the Sun god. They waved at each other as the steamer moved through the river.
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