NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for religious harmony on Thursday, breaking a week-long silence after the mob killing of a Muslim man rumoured to have slaughtered a cow sparked fears that Hindu zealots were targeting minorities.
At an election rally in the northern state of Bihar, Modi appealed for Indians to ignore hate speeches.
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