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Arvind Kejriwal’s sit-in protest at Lieutenant Governor’s office has now entered its fifth day
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As Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his cabinet colleagues continue to stage a sit-in protest at Lieutenant General Anil Baijal’s office for the fifth straight day, Deputy CM Manish Sisodia on Wednesday began an indefinite hunger strike. (Express Photo)
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The AAP government's demands include directions should be issued to IAS officers to end their "strike", and action against those who have struck work for "four months". It has also asked the LG to approve the proposal for doorstep delivery of rations. (Express Photo)
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The L-G's office slammed Kejriwal's sit-in, saying it was a "dharna without reason". (Source: PTI)
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The Delhi CM has made it clear that he and his colleagues would not leave Baijal’s office until their demands were met. (Source: PTI)
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The AAP convenor, who had written to the PM on Thursday to intervene and end the agitation of the IAS officers, posted an early morning tweet, lamenting on receiving no response from Narendra Modi and hoped a solution was around the corner. (Source: PTI)