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Ramdev evicted for daring to raise voice, apex court told

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NEW DELHI:The Supreme Court Monday was told that yoga guru Baba Ramdev suffered the wrath of the central government during his gathering at the Ramlila ground here in June as he raised his voice for the recovery of black money deposited in tax havens abroad.

An apex court bench of Justice B.S. Chauhan and Justice Swatanter Kumar was told that the “whole activity against Baba Ramdev was not on the grounds of yoga but on account of his semi-spiritual activity of fight against black money”.

The court was told this during a hearing on the police action past midnight June 4 evicting Ramdev and his followers. The court questioned the police over the action in which Ramdev supporter Raj Bala, 51, a resident of Haryana, was critically injured. She died in Delhi after a 114-day hospitalisation.Appearing for Ramdev, senior counsel Ram Jethmalani told the court that the yoga guru was a revered personality not only for people but also for prominent ministers in the government but suddenly became a “criminal” after June 4. (IANS)

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