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Even as efforts were on by the government to persuade 74-year-old Anna Hazare to break his 11-day fast, the debate on various versions of the Lokpal Bill, including the Jan Lokpal Bill drafted by the Gandhian’s associates, will now take place
tomorrow.
As a frail Anna Hazare counted the 11th day of his fast, Parliament witnessed complete politicisation of the Lokpal debate today with the government singing an altogether new tune that Rahul Gandhi scripted and the Opposition stalling the Lok Sabha debate over rules under which to hold the same.
Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi had virtually built an underground city under capital Tripoli, with a vast maze of well-hidden reinforced tunnels fanning out for miles in different directions.
“There is a Tripoli above ground and a Tripoli underground,” a rebel commander exclaimed as his men stumbled upon what had long been rumoured: An elaborate secret underground network.