Its not just the BJP, which is divided over Narendra Modi being projected as the as Prime Minister's choice. The JD(U) has also jumped into the bandwagon.
A day after Shivraj Singh, part of the JD(U) had told us that Narendra Modi is a secular leader, JD(U) Chief Sharad Yadav has summarily rejected his comments saying Shivraj Singh is not part of
JD(U).