Shimla, May 26 -- "Sir, where do you live?" asked a Class 8 student while interacting with chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, leaving the gathering in splits at the newly upgraded CBSE Government Senior Secondary School, Chhota Shimla, on Monday. Replying to the student, Akshay Kumar, the CM said, "I live in Oak Over." He faced a volley of questions regarding his personal and political life by students. "I have studied in this school from Class 1 to 10. You have benches. We used to sit on the floor," said Sukhu as Kumar asked him about his studies. Students pointed out that the school does not have a physics teacher and has only one political science teacher. Responding to this, the CM said, "Since the school has now been converted into a CBSE institution, all vacant posts would be filled before June 30 this year". Sukhu said the state government was introducing transformative changes in the education system and that positive results would be visible soon Responding to another student, Aarav Thakur, about his favorite sport, he replied, "I actively participated in debate competitions and played hockey, cricket and handball. I had also captained a handball team and was fond of trekking." Radha, a Class VII student, asked about the CM's journey to become CM. In response, he said, "When I was in Class X, a strike took place in my school, following which I became a class representative at the age of 17. During law studies at Himachal Pradesh University, I became a department representative before entering active politics". He recalled that his parents wanted him to pursue a job....