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## [OS] INDIA - Congress slams Anna Hazare over his planned anti-graft stir

Released on 2012-09-03 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 1484896
Date | 2011-08-15 19:38:23
From | michael.sher@stratfor.com
To | os@stratfor.com
List-Name | os@stratfor.com

Congress slams Anna Hazare over his planned anti-graft stir
8/15/11
http://in.news.yahoo.com/congress-slams-anna-hazare-over-planned-anti-graft-155448971.html
New Delhi, Aug 15 (ANI): Ahead of Anna Hazare's planned hunger strike to
press for an anti-graft law, Congress Party leaders stepped up offensive
against the veteran social activist on Monday for refusing to call off his
campaign.
Lashing out at Hazare over his campaign, Congress spokesperson Abhishek
Manu Singhvi said there was no point of going on a 'fast-unto-death' once
a particular legislation was taken up by the Parliament.
"(The civil society activists say) We want only our version. I can
understand that you can blame the government for taking no action, but
once the government has walked the course and put something before the
parliament, and once something is the property of Parliament, where is the
place for a fast-unto-death?" said Singhvi.
Defending the Delhi Police, Singhvi said that the imposed restrictions
were not aimed at targeting any particular individual or group, but were
part of the prevalent protocol.
"It (police restrictions) is not specially designed for A, B or C and not
specially designed for 16th August. Yes, a democratic right to protest is
each person's right but equally, the regulation of that protest is the
right of the Delhi Police," said Singhvi.
Meanwhile, Law Minister Salman Khurshid said such restrictions were
necessary to maintain law and senior Congress leader and order during any
protest.
"Everything has to be within the rule of law. They want to agitate, they
want to protest, that is part of their right but it is the government's
responsibility and the proper department's responsibility to ensure safety
and proper regulation of traffic and of people. You cannot allow any major
gathering in the country, in today's circumstances, you cannot allow any
major gathering that is uncontrolled," said Khurshid.
Congress spokesperson Manish Tiwari urged Hazare to hold a protest outside
the residence of Justice Sawant.
"If Anna Hazare is saying he would not call off his fast till the
government proves the charges, then I want to say the government has not
made these allegations of corruption against him. The charges have been
proved by Justice Sawant. So, if there is one place where he can hold his
protest, it is in front of the residence of Justice Sawant, who has found
him guilty of corrupt practices," said Tiwari. (ANI)