Pro-Hazare Protesters Picket Manmohan Singh's Chandigarh House


Chandigarh, Aug 23 (IANS): Pro-Anna Hazare agitators Tuesday held a protest outside the private residence of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in the upscale Sector 11 here.

The protesters openly defied prohibitory orders enforced Monday by the additional district magistrate outside the house.

Nearly 25-30 protesters, including women, carried the national flag and posters and banners and staged a sit-in outside the house.

Manmohan Singh used to reside on the Panjab University campus here in 1950s and 1960s where he was first a student and later a faculty member in the department of economics. He became professor in the department at the age of 32.

The authorities had Monday prohibited the assembly of five or more people in an area of 200 metres from the house of the prime minister, three union ministers - Kapil Sibal, Pawan Kumar Bansal and Ambika Soni - and Congress MP Manish Tewari.

All of them have their private residences in the city.

Another set of protesters Tuesday laid siege of a road in Sector 28 near the residence of union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pawan Bansal, who is also the Chandigarh MP.

  

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  • vishwas H.P, b'lore

    Tue, Aug 23 2011

    this s really shame.the protestors must show some patience.u cant change everything in a single touch. govt told tat v r here for to bring a strong lokpal bill.the talks r going on, and if thy continue these things its no more called as pritest rather violance.

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  • A Sharma, Chandigarh

    Tue, Aug 23 2011

    SINGH IS NO MORE A KING. Perhaps he has also got in the lust of Power. Perhaps he does not realise that closing the eyes to ground realities will do no good to him or his mentors

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  • Sharad Goel, Allahabad

    Tue, Aug 23 2011

    Aage Aage dekhiye hota hai kya

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