Ralegan Siddhi, Dec 6: Acknowledging that he "committed violence" when he made the infamous remark "just one slap" after Sharad Pawar was attacked in Delhi last month, Anna Hazare today said he did not consider this violence as wrong.
"For the betterment of the society and the country, I have used strong words many times in the past. "Just One Slap?" - I admit that I committed violence when I said that. But for the betterment of society, I do not consider this violence as wrong," Hazare posted on his blog.
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