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Pakistani Team to Meet Anna for Tips on Anti-Graft Crusade

  •   Wed, Sep 21 2011 11:45:39 AM

New Delhi, Sep 21 (IANS): Social activist Anna Hazare, who led one of India's biggest mass movements against corruption, will receive a Pakistani delegation at his home in Ralegan Siddhi, Maharashtra, Wednesday to seek his opinion on starting a similar drive in their country.

The delegation constitutes three legal experts, including former Pakistan law minister Iqbal Haider.

The meeting has been organised by the NGO Sarhad.

"The delegation will meet Anna Hazare at 1 p.m. and discuss starting a similar movement in their country because both have similar problems of corruption and terrorism," Sanjay Nahar, who heads Sarhad, told IANS.

"We want to take his views on how this movement can be started in Pakistan," he added.

Hazare went on a 12-day fast in the capital last month demanding a strong anti-graft bill, attracting the support of massive crowds.
  

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  • C K DAYANANDA, MANGALURU

    Wed, Sep 21 2011

    Anna Hazare drew massive support from our countrymen in his fight against corruption.

    One social activist in Pakistan is already on hunger strike demanding strigent law against corruption, but he is getting very few support there.

    But, there will be a mass support in Pakistan for anything against India.

    Muslims [and some Christians also] used derogatory remarks in Daijiworld against Anna when he announed his Hunger Strike against corruption.

    This shows that Indian Muslims are not different for Pakistanis.

    Truth is always bitter, but we have to accept it and take necessary precautions to safeguard our country's interest.



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