Arvind Kejriwal's talk on Lokpal bill

by parulgupta8ue on Aug 15, 2011 Category: Governance Tags: corruption law lokpal janlokpal

Arvind Kejriwal, Magsaysay award winner, founder of Parivartan and a prominent RTI activitist speaks about the shortcomings of Govt's lokpal bill and how all the citizens can join the movement!

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I have been voluntarily involved with many NGOs in India since 2002. I strongly believe that all of us can do more by coming together, sharing ideas and working together to address social issues! A techie by training - I have a Bachelor of Technology from IIT Bombay and Masters of Science from U.....read more

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Permalink Submitted by JYOTI CHAUTRVEDI on Aug 20, 2011

hi sir thanks ki aap hum sab ki liye intna pareshan ho rahe ho kyoki future mai hum log without tension life mai ache se sab kaam ho sake?sir par abhi bhi bahut log hai jo aap ko support nahi kar rahe aap unne logo ke liye kuch bol sakte hai?plz sir mai aap ka support aur ap ke sath kuch kaam karne mai chahti hu plz sir.

Permalink Submitted by grameenachaitan... on Oct 04, 2011

there is need to be funish flunders

Permalink Submitted by Mohammed Shamim on Oct 26, 2011

hey dude your speech was inspiring wish if corruption is irradicated but you know kingdom of heaven also has a snake i m there by ur side if you need any help call me on 9324681972

Permalink Submitted by ajhkawe on May 19, 2013

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