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Anna Hazare relents; accepts police permission for 14-day fast
More than 36 hours after he was brought to the Tihar Jail, Anna Hazare relented and accepted a police offer of staging a 15-day protest hunger- strike at the Ramlila Grounds in Delhi. Mr Hazare is expected to be at the venue at 3 pm today, tweeted his close associate Kiran Bedi.
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Lokpal Bill row: Anna Hazare is free, can go wherever he wants, says Govt
The government today said that Anna Hazare was free to go wherever he wanted to and that Delhi Police will take a decision on whether he will be allowed to hold protest at the Jai Prakash Narain Park.Union Home Secretary R K Singh said since Hazare had been released, he was free to go wherever he wanted to."He is in the office of the DIG, Tihar Jai...
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Congress 'bites dust' on release of Anna: BJP
As the Delhi Police decided to withdraw the case against Anna Hazare to facilitate his release from jail tonight itself, BJP today kept up its attack on the government saying "it has bitten the dust" and cannot be absolved of the "illegal" act of arresting him.
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Anna Hazare relents; accepts police permission for 14-day fast
More than 36 hours after he was brought to the Tihar Jail, Anna Hazare relented and accepted a police offer of staging a 15-day protest hunger- strike at the Ramlila Grounds in Delhi. Mr Hazare is expected to be at the venue at 3 pm today, tweeted his close associate Kiran Bedi.
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Lokpal Bill row: Anna Hazare is free, can go wherever he wants, says Govt
The government today said that Anna Hazare was free to go wherever he wanted to and that Delhi Police will take a decision on whether he will be allowed to hold protest at the Jai Prakash Narain Park.Union Home Secretary R K Singh said since Hazare had been released, he was free to go wherever he wanted to."He is in the office of the DIG, Tihar Jai...
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Congress 'bites dust' on release of Anna: BJP
As the Delhi Police decided to withdraw the case against Anna Hazare to facilitate his release from jail tonight itself, BJP today kept up its attack on the government saying "it has bitten the dust" and cannot be absolved of the "illegal" act of arresting him.
