Ralegan Siddhi: In remarks that could stoke a fresh controversy, anti-graft activist Anna Hazare on Tuesday evening said a person is left with no option other than going for a slap when his power of tolerance of corruption runs out.
"When a man's power of tolerance runs out, then whoever is in front of you, if a slap is given, then the brain is put back in place. That is the only road open now", the 74-year-old Gandhian told reporters after watching the Hindi film 'Gali Gali Chor Hai' based on the common man's fight against corruption.
A special screening of the movie was held for the anti-graft crusader at his native village Ralegan Siddhi on Tuesday in the presence of the film's crew.
On November 24 last year, Anna had sparked a row by his "only one slap" comment after Union Minister Sharad Pawar was slapped by a man in Delhi. He had, however, later condemned the attack on Pawar.
Anna saw the entire film whose screening ended at around 10 pm and expressed satisfaction over it, his aide Datta Awari said.
Actors Akshaye Khanna, Shriya Saran and Mugdha Godse, all part of the film, director Rumi Jafferey, and producers Nitin Manmohan and Sanjay Punamija, were among those who attended the screening held near the Shantiniketan ground, Awari said.
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