Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh defended the government's actions to force delete the yoga master, who staged a hunger strike from the anti-corruption capital of the country, saying this is the only way to deal with the situation, according to local media reports Tuesday.
Singh on Monday told the media that the incident was "unfortunate", but inevitable, reported the Press Trust of India.
On this issue his first comment, Singh said: "Unfortunately, the need for surgery, but frankly, there is no other choice."
He claimed that his government was serious concern and the anti-corruption, but insisted that "there is no magic wand."
Yoga guru Ramdev was ejected from Saturday night in New Delhi, he gathered a huge rally to protest the Ramlila Maidan in the capital to protest corruption in place.
He was airlifted to the Uttarakhand police and entered a period of capital once again banned.
Singh on Monday told the media that the incident was "unfortunate", but inevitable, reported the Press Trust of India.
On this issue his first comment, Singh said: "Unfortunately, the need for surgery, but frankly, there is no other choice."
He claimed that his government was serious concern and the anti-corruption, but insisted that "there is no magic wand."
Yoga guru Ramdev was ejected from Saturday night in New Delhi, he gathered a huge rally to protest the Ramlila Maidan in the capital to protest corruption in place.
He was airlifted to the Uttarakhand police and entered a period of capital once again banned.


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