Baba
Ramdev should declare his property: Digvijay
Saturday April 16, 2011 09:59:04 PM,
PTI
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Indore:
Firing a fresh salvo on Baba Ramdev, Congress General Secretary
Digvijay Singh today said that the Yoga Guru should make public his
trust's property and demanded a probe to check if he possesses black
money.
"I again today demand that Ramdev should make public the property of
his trust raised by offerings and donations," Singh told reporters
here.
"How come Baba Ramdev, who did not have the money to get the flat
tyre of his bicycle repaired about 10 years ago, has now turned the
owner of a trust worth Rs 1,100 crore," the AICC general secretary
reasoned.
Taking a jibe at the celebrated Yoga Guru, Singh, the former Madhya
Pradesh Chief Minister, asked whether Baba had got hold of some
Parasmani (magic wand) by which he was turning stone into gold.
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