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During a campaign rally in Bihar, Modi accused the RJD of forcing the Congress to back Tejashwi Yadav as the INDIA bloc’s chief ministerial candidate by placing a “katta” on its head.

Modi predicted a “record victory” for the NDA, claiming that it would deliver an “upright” and “foresighted” government to build a “developed Bihar."

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Monday criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his ‘katta’ remark during a poll rally in Bihar, saying he had never heard any prime minister use such language.

Modi had on Sunday alleged that the Congress was initially unwilling to accept Yadav as the INDIA bloc’s chief ministerial candidate and agreed only after the RJD pointed a “katta”, an unlicensed gun, at its head.

Speaking to reporters, Yadav

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