Meet us here, CJP tells govt. as crowd swells at Jantar Mantar
If Ministers want to talk, they should come to people, says CJP; group appeals to Wangchuk to end fast; people turn up in thousands at Jantar Mantar; some of the protesters injured in police action back at venue
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