New Delhi: Ahead of his 'satyagraha' against corruption here, Baba Ramdev today alleged there was a conspiracy against him to ensure that he does not go ahead with his protest fast but asserted that it had "failed".
During his discourse at the Ramlila grounds, the yoga guru refused to reveal what the conspiracy was but said he will reveal it at the "right time".
"I will certainly not talk about all issues today, there was a conspiracy but it has failed. What was the conspiracy, I will not say today. When the right time comes, I will say," Ramdev said.
He said his "satyagraha" along with thousands of people around the country was to ensure that corruption is rooted out from the nation.
"What will India get from this protest? India will be saved now... People will get an opportunity for the first time that in all government professional colleges one can carry on the studies in his mother tongue," he said.
"Nothing is impossible, everything is possible and we are not going to be defeated," the yoga guru told the gathering, referring to bringing back of black money stashed in tax havens abroad.
During his discourse at the Ramlila grounds, the yoga guru refused to reveal what the conspiracy was but said he will reveal it at the "right time".
"I will certainly not talk about all issues today, there was a conspiracy but it has failed. What was the conspiracy, I will not say today. When the right time comes, I will say," Ramdev said.
"What will India get from this protest? India will be saved now... People will get an opportunity for the first time that in all government professional colleges one can carry on the studies in his mother tongue," he said.
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