Where the oath of the Constitution was taken, today I sit at the very same place to save the honor of the Constitution. I am fulfilling my duty against the atrocities committed on the innocent.
Sitting on a dharna in Parliament.
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Whenever oppression begins to cross its limits, that is precisely when the sun of change starts to rise. The brutal treatment meted out today to children and young girls at Jantar Mantar has shaken me to my core.
Every drop of rain is acceptable, but injustice upon the innocent is not. No matter how powerful those who committed the injustice may be, no matter how great the force behind them, they must answer for it.
If they are fighting outside, then I will fight for them inside Parliament. Students cannot enter Parliament due to security restrictions. But I can fight for them from within. No one can stop me. I am ready to fight it alone. I will do…
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