"One should take utmost care about use of word and avoid making such comment," he had reportedly told a channel referring to Modi's DNA remarks while attacking Nitish Kumar.
The actor-politician today, however, later denied attacking the PM and said he had made a general comment that sometimes slip of tongue happens in course of speaking extempore.
He clarified that what he meant to say was that "during course of speaking extempore, sometimes slip of tongue does happen. It has happened with me as well as other leaders. My comment was in a general context."
Sinha, second consecutive term MP from Patna Sahib, said "BJP is a family for him and he was speaking in that spirit".
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Sinha, BJP Lok Sabha member from Patna Sahib, sought to clarify that he had no differences with the PM.
Sinha, who has expressed anguish on several occasions recently over being ignored in the Bihar election, said categorically, "I have said so many times that my complaint could be against a section of Bihar party leaders who feel threatened by my popularity and have been working against me.
"I have no complaint with PM, party chief Amit Shah and other central leaders."
Sinha had recently said he would love to meet the PM and Shah and explain the truth to them if they call him.