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Patna: US presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton on Monday got support from unexpected quarters when Bihar Chief Minister and senior JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar said that, if invited, he would send party leaders to campaign for her among Indian community in the United States. “In case we receive an invitation, party Rajya Sabha MP, Digvijay Singh will go there and campaign in her favour,” Mr. Kumar told reporters at the sidelines of ‘Janata Durbar’ (public meeting) here on Monday. He made the statement when asked to comment on reports that he and Mr. Singh have been approached by Hillary’s campaign managers.
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