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With his three-day fast about to end, Yoga guru Baba Ramdev said here Saturday that he will not stop the agitation till the government responded to his demands.
"Our principles will not change, but our strategy needs to change according to time," Ramdev told his supporters at the Ramlila Maidan in the national capital.
He said he would decide his next strategy in the evening. Drawing an impressive crowd, Ramdev started his symbolic fast Aug 9.
He is seeking the return of black money stashed in foreign banks, a strong Lokpal Bill, and a transparent process while naming heads of the Central Bureau of Investigation and the Election Commission.
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