A depleting Anna saga

Abhishek Jagini

Anna Hazare, the man who stood up for anti- corruption recently announced the re-beginning of his campaign. The movement for Jan Lokpal Bill received a very cold response in Hyderabad. Hazare said that for the next one and a half years, he would tour the country for this purpose.
The campaign supporters were in thousands in 2011, and the number is constantly reducing since the last two years. "In this country of 120 crore, I am confident that I will be successful in awakening at least 6 crore people. For the same, I will be traveling for the next one-and-half years to create awareness, who can force the government to change the system," he said.

 The ‘India Against Corruption’ which got divided into two, of which the political faction was led by Arvind kejriwal who formed the ‘Aam Aadmi Party’ and the apolitical one led by Anna Hazare has been named as ‘Janatantra Morcha'. The movement was launched in Patna on January 30th.

Former army Chief Major General V K Singh who shared the stage called upon the people to unite and be a part of Anna's movement. "The policies of the country have not helped the common man. Corruption is increasing and natural resources are being exploited. We should collectively fight this menace and bring about the change." 

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