Anna's "Aabra-Ka-Daabra Effect": January 2012

Friday, 27 January 2012

Never advocated violence or slapped anyone: Anna Hazare

Monday, 23 January 2012

Anna Hazare Pushes PM on Lokpal

Anticorruption activist Anna Hazare and his team stepped up to meet senior politicians including Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, to "weak" Lokpal bill introduced late December and a strong one for them to rush to withdraw their bid for the campaign ahead of the state assembly elections.

"To fight corruption and bring Lokpal Show some courage. We have another opportunity as prime minister if the Congress will not do. But if you think you will always be in this country," Mr. Singh, Mr. Hazare said in a Tuesday letter.

Like the character Nitin Gadkari, the main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party leader Mayawati and Mulayam Singh Yadav in Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Kumari, Uttar Pradesh, the Samajwadi Party leader has been sent for, Lokpal law was passed by questioning their position in the lower chamber of parliament.

Rahul gandhi another letter, Mr. Hazare and his Campaigners will be induced to ask the Congress party's general secretary. "It looks like you just the government listens. It is the constitutional status of a bill to give Lokpal of your needs, but are included in the bill of the Citizen's Charter on the ground in the cold," said the letter.

Lokpal bill, which proposes setting up of politicians and civil servants to take up an independent ombudsman, Parliament passed the upper house and lower house last month, was held up. Bill to Parliament next session in March will be expected.

Has been protesting against the government's version of Mr. Hazare anticorruption bill. New Delhi, the 12-day hunger strike last August and became the focus of a national campaign to pressure the government into action. In December, 74-year-old Mumbai within a three-day hunger strike embarked, but called off the second day after his health weakened, and the doctors advised him to take rest for a month.

Mr. Hazare, the group's members said in a news conference, said last month that the upcoming Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Goa and Manipur, from January 28 to March 3, will be managed by the five state assembly elections, not publicity.

Mr. Hazare and his supporters to campaign for some time to have a strong anticorruption laws contain an anti-Congress stance has been criticized.

Various politicians and political analysts say, is a team in the last step is an appeal aimed at projecting himself as a floating face.

"This is a kite - flying around the team, only to keep their non-partisan. A point of feeling tired. This will be an impact on the forthcoming local elections," said cp Bhambhri, a political science professor at New Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru jaoyaharalala.

S. Chandrasekharan, New Delhi-based South Asia Analysis Group think - tank director, added that an appeal to the state party leaders, "yet another attempt to" team up by a pitchfork to the issues on the issue of corruption.

"They have a lot of the time can not be achieved.'s Movement will be completely eradicated," he said.

Sunday, 22 January 2012

Sri Sri refuses to join Anna's poll campaign

Wednesday, 18 January 2012

Anna's aide seeks NCP ticket, party claims all's well

Tuesday, 17 January 2012

Will Anna rise from the ashes?