At Ralegan, villagers glued to TV

December 28, 2011 10:31

Anna's village Ralegan Siddhi is observed a bandh yesterday as students went on a token day-long fast and a candle-light march. They remained glued to TV to watch the proceedings at the MMRDA ground on day one of the latest anti-corruption agitation launched by Hazare. Hazare has decided to continue with his fast rejecting appeals by his close aides Arvind Kejriwal and Kiran Bedi to call it off.

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