Tajinder Bagga ends hunger strike protesting against Kamal Nath becoming MP chief minister, says struggle will continue
Tajinder Bagga had started an indefinite hunger strike on Monday, when Nath was administered oath of office as Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh.
New Delhi: Delhi BJP spokesperson Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga on Thursday ended his hunger strike launched four days ago in protest of Congress leader Kamal Nath becoming chief minister of Madhya Pradesh.[caption id="attachment_5767061" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Tajinder Singh Bagga breaking his fast on Thursday. Image courtesy: Twitter/@TajinderBagga[/caption]Bagga had started an indefinite hunger strike on Monday, when Nath was administered oath of office as Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh. He demanded replacement of Nath, alleging his role in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.The hunger strike was terminated by Bagga upon the insistence of Delhi West MP of BJP Parvesh Sahib Singh. Bagga broke his fast by having fruit juice from the hands of Singh.The BJP leader said he will continue his struggle and approach the special investigating team probing the riots, urging it to look into allegations against Nath.
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