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Bharat Bandh: Life hit in many cities, trains stopped, PM's effigy burnt

Hindustan Times

The day-long nationwide bandh called by the Left parties and NDA today, demanding a roll back of the government's decision to hike diesel prices, cap subsidised cooking gas cylinders and against allowing FDI in multi-brand retail has hit life at many places in the country.

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