Congress leader Tariq Anwar on Sunday rejected the reports that he has agreed to contest from a seat other than Katihar in Bihar."If there was any presence of NCP in Bihar, it was thanks to me. I have been contesting from Katihar since 1977. I am emotionally connected to that place. My relations with the people of the area are personal and not related to any party. There is no truth to the reports that I am willing to leave Katihar," he said.He also asserted that the "grand alliance" in Bihar won't break."The alliance won't break. Both the parties need the alliance. It is necessary to be in an alliance to defeat the BJP and I believe we have adequate time," he told ANI.However, he conceded that there might be some tension in the grand alliance."There might be some tension. Every party wants to get a maximum share but ultimately what is factored in is who the winning candidate is," he said.Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) general secretary DP Tripathi on Sunday said that Katihar Lok ...
