IAC activists off to Parliament Street following release
Updated on Oct 13, 2012 07:18 pm IST
Following their release after detention for leading a march towards Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's residence, India Against Corruption (IAC) members, led by activist Arvind Kejriwal seem to be in no mood to put their demands at rest. Demanding for Union Law Minister Salman Khurshid's resignation, IAC activists are headed straight to Parliament Street to continue their protests. Earlier today, IAC member, Kumar Vishwas said that the police had mistreated the specially-abled protesters in the make shift jail at Bawana where the protests were detained on October 10th. Meanwhile, Congress remains firm on its stand, dismissing all IAC claims, dubbing it as an insinuation and allegation company.
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