Yoga guru Ramdev vows to fight graft till his last breath
PTI : Sonepat, Sun Jan 27 2013, 20:50 hrs
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Alleging the UPA government at the Centre was enmeshed in various scams, yoga guru Ramdev today said he would wage a struggle against corruption till his last breath.
"The government has set a world record of scams," he told villagers during the unveiling of a statue of Rajbala, who succumbed to injuries suffered during the crackdown on Ramdev and his supporters in Delhi on June 4, 2011.
"Our sister's sacrifice is just the beginning. We will fight (against corruption and black money) till our last breath," he said.
Turning to the CBI, the yoga master alleged the agency was working in collusion with certain government officials.
"If CBI works properly, it will find a lot of scams," he said.
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