"I have seen media reports on electronic news channels about the deal between the RJD and the Congress being clinched ... Such reports are mischievous and motivated and being telecast by news channels supporting the BJP," Prasad told reporters.
Prasad said he had offered eleven seats to Congress and one to the NCP for an alliance with them, but no final decision had been taken by the allies.
On reports that AICC in-charge of Bihar C.P. Joshi had spoken to him about the seat sharing formula in Bihar, Prasad said that he had no knowledge about what was going on in the Congress as far as the alliance with his party was concerned.
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