People throng to Hazare's hunger strike

Wed, 08 June 2011

12:01

Rediff.com's Sahim Salim reports from Rajghat, venue of Anna Hazare's protest fast: There's a poet on the stage requesting the policemen: 'We have to accommodate more people coming here, so please move the barricades a little backwards. If you are from this country, come on, you are at Rajghat, the sleeping ground of Mahatma Gandhi. Even the British he opposed did not do things the way you did!'

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