The veteran activist and Gandhian takes the Prime Minister to task in his five-point letter, explaining once again why exactly he is on an indefinite fast at Jantar mantar.
Anna Hazare
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The social activist writes to the Prime Minister threatening agitation if the promised bills on Lokpal, Lokayukta and Citizen Charter are not passed
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'The way these people are leveling allegations against Team Anna it shows they are not bothered for the well-being of our nation or society at large. They are casting aspersions on others for their own selfish interests'
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In what is being seen as a clear snub to his team member Prashant Bhushan's controversial statement on J&K, the ex-army driver joins issue with those who "talk incoherent things about Kashmir related issues" on his blog
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'I not only expect but believe that all our parliamentarians, to begin with, will agree to these three points, to give deliverance to the people from the daily ignominy of corruption'
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'When blatantly false accusations are made, fabricated CDs are planted ...one feels that the purpose is not an honest public scrutiny but to tarnish reputations'
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'A handful of people are already active trying to create schisms in this great coming together of all sections of our society to fight for a corruption-free future. This handful of people wants to break up our collective power and try to create disco
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Noted danseuse Maltlika Sarabhai protested Mr Hazare's 'endorsement of Narendra Modi's rural development,' threatening to distance herself from the Lokpal movement. The Gandhian activist writes back
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The fasting Gandhian activist's latest letter to the Prime Minister asking for a notification specifying the constitution of the committee, names of its members and Chairperson, timelines and terms'
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'Treat the Jan Lokpal Bill prepared by India against Corruption as its working draft'
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