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BJP worker's father killed post tiff over naming of square after Narendra Modi
Updated On: 17 March, 2018 08:33 AM IST | Bihar | Agencies
Kamlesh Yadav, who was undergoing treatment at a hospital, told the media "a chowk (square) at our native village of Bhadavan in Sadar police station area had been named after Narendra Modi two years ago


Narendra Modi. Pic/AFP
Unidentified persons hacked to death the father of a BJP worker allegedly over a tiff over naming of a square on the outskirts of the city after Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Police, however, claimed that murder of 65-year-old Ramchandra Yadav late on Thursday night, whose BJP activist son Kamlesh Yadav sustained injuries in the attack, was the fallout of a "personal enmity".
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