New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday took a candid Jamuli break amid the hubbub and political heat in West Bengal, where his party is mounting a strong challenge to the Bharatiya Janata Party. Mamata BanerjeeServed for 15 years.After concluding his speech at Jhalgram, Prime Minister Modi walked up to Jamuri stall and said, “Bhai, hume apna jhalmuri khilao.”As the vendor prepared snacks, the Prime Minister had a brief conversation with him and asked, “Kitne ka hota hai jhalmuri?”Then he put his hand into the pocket of Nehru’s jacket and paid. Meanwhile, the vendor asked, “Aap pyaaz khaate hain?”, to which the PM replied, “Haan, pyaaz khaate hain. Dimag nhi khaate bass.”Prime Minister Modi held multiple rallies across Bengal on Sunday, addressing rallies in Bankura, Purulia, Jhargram and Medinipur, further intensifying the already fierce rivalry between the TMC and the BJP.
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