Several volunteers, prominent  activists join Arunachal Against Corruption team on third day of protest at Jantar Mantar 

ES Reporter 

NEW DELHI/ITANAGAR, Sep 30: The Arunachal Against Corruption's (AAC) protest  against corruption at the Jantar Mantar in the national capital seems to be bolstered by the day, as many social activists as well as renowned advocates, NGOs from Arunachal Pradesh are  joining the team AAC to fight for its cause.
Addressing the gathering at Jantar Mantar, Chairperson AAC,  Toko Sheetal said that joining of like-minded people in the fight against corruption that too from Arunachal Pradesh has boosted her morale. She reiterated that, the fight is not against any individual but is against corruption and demanded CBI  and ED probe.
“I am also against corruption, and AAC has volume of documents to prove their claim," said social activist Sol Dodum who joined the protest at Jantar Mantar.
While responding to allegations by several BJP Ministers and MLAs that the  protest is politically motivated, Dodum said  if that's the case then they should reveal the names and an inquiry be done on the protestors bank accounts.
" There is Executive and Legislature in our state but the executive , without performing its duty , has been advising protestors to take judicial recourse without solving their issue is not welcome," said  Advocate  SD Loda who also joined the  AAC 'dharna' at New Delhi today.  
There should be an investigation by CBI & ED  in all allegations against the Chief Minister. Unless Khandu steps down from his post, there would not be any fair investigation, added Loda.

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