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Security personnel take away Kamran Siddiqui who threw black ink on Yoga guru Swami Ramdev after a press conference in New Delhi on Saturday. (PTI)

New Delhi: Yoga guru Ramdev was on day the target of an attack by a man who threw black ink on his face at a press conference he was addressing on his plans to campaign against black money in the coming assembly elections.

Seated along with Janata Party leader Subramanian Swamy at the Constitution Club in the heart of the capital, Ramdev’s right RPT right eye was blackened with ink by the man identified as Kamran Siddiqui, a resident of Delhi who is said to be running an NGO ‘Real Cause’ which is a petitioner in the Batla House encounter case.

Ramdev’s supporters at the conference caught him and manhandled him before police took him away. The man, whose shirt was torn and removed, was seen bleeding from his lips.

There was lot of jostling around when police escorted the yoga guru away from the club. Jaideep, Ramdev’s close aide, claimed that Siddiqui had gained entry into the hall carrying a walkie talkie apparently posing as a security personnel.

Ramdev, who immediately wound up the press conference, later said he was not deterred by such attacks and would continue his campaign.

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