Break ke baad Baba Ramdev to continue fast; attacks Congress

New Delhi, Jun 4: The talk between Baba Ramdev and the government officials once again failed to come up with any solutions to the demand made by the yoga guru.

Ramdev asserted that he would continue his fast untill the government would bend to his demands. However, the Baba stroke a grave attack on the Congress as the party earlier had criticised Baba's fast over funding.

Ramdev, while speaking to media, said, "People themselves have paid for pandals, facilities." He also added, "In this fight for truth, I will not attack first but I will not sit back if I am attacked."

Rejecting all allegations against him, Ramdev also claimed, "punish me if I have ever created instability in India."

Among the demands made by Ramdev are an ordinance to repatriate black money from abroad, capital punishment for people convicted for corruption and speedy trials of persons accused of graft.

He said government should give in writing what it can give and they should take Constitutional steps in those cases where such measures are required.

"We agreed on some issues on Friday's talk. On some issues partial consensus was arrived at. Till 100 per consensus is reached, we will continue our protest," he said.

"I am not sitting here to rebuke anybody. If government fulfills our demand, full credit will go to government," he said.

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