Many BJP leaders are non-vegetarian, alleges Nitish

April 06, 2014 00:08

Taking a jibe at BJP Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's remarks on cattle slaughter in the name of 'pink revolution', Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today alleged that most of BJP's leaders were non-vegetarian.

"I myself is a pure vegetarian. But, I know majority of BJP leaders are non-vegetarians and prefer to kill animals to satisfy their belly," Kumar said in his reaction to Modi's 'pink revolution' remarks.

Kumar said that the BJP leader from Nawada seat Giriraj Singh, is himself a meat lover. "He was Animal Husbandry minister in my NDA government and I know his love for meat," he said.

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