Detention of Baba Ramdev in UK an insult to Indians, says Raman Singh

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Chief Minister Raman Singh on Sunday condemned the incident of unnecessary detention of famous Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev of India by customs officers at the Heathrow airport in london. He said that this behavior of the officers of England with a saint and Yogacharya was most objectionable and insulting to the 125 crore people of India.

While an informal chat with some local journalists at helipad here on Sunday, CM, before leaving for his Durg and Dhamtari tour, said that Baba Ramdev is respectable Yoga Guru of the people of India. During his london visit, he was carrying nothing, but 2-3 pairs of cloths, one diary and some books, he added.

The British officers should apologise with Baba Ramdev and the people of India for this insulting act. The Central Government should register its protest with the British Government, in this regard, CM said.

Answering to another question, the Chief minster denied that he received any letter so far from chief secretary Sunil Kumar, demanding CBI probe into the allegations against himself in the furniture purchase issue of School Education department. He said he could comment on the points of the letter only after going through the file.

Dr Raman Singh, while terming the arrest of BJP MlA in Uttar Pradesh improper, said that BJP’s publicity was increasing continuously and the SP Government there was worried about it. 

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