Kejriwal in Kudankulam: Cops ransacking homes

September 12, 2012 12:18

Anti-corruption activist Arvind Kejriwal, who is in Kudankulam to lend his support to the nuclear plant protestors says that the behaviour by the police is unacceptable. Sitting on the dais, he accused the police of ransacking the homes of villager and destroying 40 boats belonging to fishermen. "The poor have been charged with waging war against the government. We need public debate on the safety of the plant. It's not wrong to demand safety measures," he raged.

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