Celina Jaitly at Azad Maidan to support Anna

With Anna Hazare's fast in New Delhi entering its sixth day Sunday, the latest from Bollywood to join his campaign against corruption are actors Celina Jaitly and Shreyas Talpade, who showed up at the Azad Maidan here.

"Today is a wonderful morning sreyas, deepti talpade (Shreyas's wife) and myself are on our way to Azaad Maidan to show our support to Anna hazaarey Jai Hind!" Celine posted on micro-blogging site Twitter Sunday.

"Feel enriched/motivated after attending Anna Hazare's anti corruption gathering @ azad maidan with sreyas & deepti..long live democracy," she furter posted.

So far film personalities like A.R. Rahman, Shabana Azmi, Shekhar Kapur, Bipasha Basu, Sushmita Sen and Shahid Kapoor have showed their support to Anna Hazare's movement against corruption.

Some celebrities took to social networking sites to express their support, while others like Anupam Kher and Farah Khan flew down to the capital to participate in the protest.

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Facebook users' support grows for Anna Hazare

PUNE: The online community has pitched in with support to veteran social activist Anna Hazare in large numbers. On Facebook, the already active Pune chapter of the 'India against corruption' (IAC) page, received angry responses from users after his detention on Tuesday. Several events carried out in support of Hazare are also being pasted on this page while other support pages are requesting users to change their profile pictures to 'black' as a sign of protest.

The IAC page has over three lakh users supporting Hazare including nearly 6,000 users from Pune. The page had a minute-by-minute update on happenings in the city including supporters being arrested along with the pictures of the protest. Faizan Shaikh, one of the users, urged people through Facebook to wear black bands to work on Wednesday to protest Anna's arrest.

An angry Rahul Vitkar, wrote on the page, "Inkalaab zindabad!, Anna Hazare zindabad." Many users showed interest in participating in events planned by the Pune users in support of Hazare.

Several users changed their profile pictures to Anna Hazare's poster which read, 'I support Anna'.

A universal website, www.indiaagainstcorruption.org, has also been created by a few youth to inform all about the Jan Lokpal Bill. While the movement started in April, the 'indiaagainstcorruption' website was set up in February and feedback can be posted on the Jan Lokpal Bill.

Anna went on a fast on April 5, and within a few days, people realised its importance, and the movement gained momentum. When Anna first went on a fast over corruption, a basic Facebook group was started, and it now has more than 2.80 lakh members. Slowly, Chennai, Mumbai, Chhattisgarh, Bangalore, Pune and Thiruvananthapuram started their own groups on 'Facebook'.

Some users demanded the resignation of prime minister Manmohan Singh following Anna Hazare's arrest in the morning. Rohini Mishra, a user on 'Facebook' wrote, "Go ahead Anna, we are with you. Jai hind!" Another user, Rakesh Mishra wrote, "We will fast until you are released. The entire youth is with you." Jashan Joshi said, "Who says Mahatma Gandhi is dead. He is still alive and the world is supporting him."

Besides Anna Hazare, Kiran Bedi and Arvind Kejriwal also received support from thousands of users and they urged that Bedi must lead the campaign after Anna's arrest.

On the other hand, Manmohan Singh's 'Facebook' page faced public fury. A separate page saying 'Manmohan Singh please resign' was also created with several users subscribing to it.

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PM defends Anna's arrest, says his path is 'totally misconceived'

Asserting that Parliament was the sole body to frame laws, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday said Anna Hazare had sought to impose his version of lokpal bill which was "totally misconceived" and fraught with "grave consequences" for Parliamentary democracy. Making a statement in

both Houses of Parliament in the wake of action against Hazare and his supporters, Singh said the government acknowledges the right of citizens to hold peaceful protests but permission for these is given subject to "appropriate conditions". Amid continued chants of "shame shame" by Opposition benches, he appealed to all political parties to ensure that the government and its processes and Parliament and its processes function smoothly and effectively.
While giving details of the sequence of events that led to civil activist's arrest and subsequent release, Singh said Hazare had been held as a preventive measure because of apprehension of breach of peace.
"Government does not seek any confrontation with any section of the society. But when some sections of society deliberately challenge the authority of government and prerogative of Parliament, it is the bounden duty of the government to maintain peace and tranquility," he asserted after demand by all Opposition parties that nothing short of Prime Minister's statement would satisfy them.
"Hazare may be inspired by high ideals in his campaign to set up a strong and effective lokpal. However, the path that he has chosen to impose his draft of a bill upon Parliament is totally misconceived and fraught with grave consequences for our Parliamentary democracy," he said.
Singh, who spoke in Parliament soon after a Congress Core Group meeting, asserted that it is the sole prerogative of Parliament to make laws and government has gone by well-settled principles.
Insisting that "the issue" between the government and Anna Hazare is "not one of different attitudes to fighting corruption", the Prime Minister said the civil society activists "must allow the elected representatives of the people in Parliament to do the job that they were elected for.
"With respect to the events of yesterday, I will only say that a functional democracy must allow multiple voices to be heard. But differences of opinion must be resolved through dialogue and consensus. Those who believe that their voice and their voice alone represents the will of 1.2 billion people should reflect deeply on that position," he said.
Singh said everyone in Parliament agrees that lokpal bill must be passed as early as possible. "The question is, who drafts the law and who makes the law. I submit that the time-honoured practice is that the Executive drafts a bill and places it before Parliament and that Parliament debates and adopts the bill with amendments if necessary," he said.
"However, I am not aware of any constitutional philosophy or principle that allows any one to question the sole prerogative of Parliament to make a law," he observed.
He said that in making a law on lokpal, the government has "faithfully adhered to well-settled principles" and Hazare "questions these principles and claims a right to impose his Jan Lokpal upon Parliament."

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Crowds swell in Chhattisgarh to support Anna

Raipur, Aug 17 (IANS) Crowds started swelling at protest venues across Chhattisgarh for the second consecutive day Wednesday to support social activist Anna Hazare, fasting at the Tihar Jail in New Delhi.
People from all walks of life and different age groups – students, office-goers, homemakers and farmers – stepped out from their houses to join peace protests to back Hazare, who despite being released has refused to move out of the Tihar Jail in Delhi until he is allowed to carry on his hunger-strike without any conditions.
Increasing number of people were rushing to protest venues in Raipur, Bilaspur, Durg, Jagdalpur, Ambikapur, besides industrial towns of Korba, Raigarh and Bhilai, according to reports.
About a thousand people gathered at Budha Talab area of state capital Raipur since morning.
‘The Congress-led government at the centre has exceeded all limits by defying Anna… the time has perfectly come now for the people of the country to rally behind Anna to wipe out corruption culture,’ said a supporter Nilesh Vishwakarma.
Housewife Shalini Singh, 45, said: ‘My house is located close to the peace protest venue…so I did not stop myself and joined in protest with great enthusiasm.’
Nearly 80 people courted arrest in various parts of the state Tuesday against Hazare’s arrest.
Hazare was jailed Tuesday ahead of his fast for an effective anti-corruption law. The Delhi Police action led to protests across the country. The government later decided to release him.

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Jan Lokpal Bill: Anna Hazare supporters throng outside Tihar Jail

NEW DELHI: After a night of candlelight vigil and sloganeering, thousands of people gathered outside the Tihar Jail here to support activist Anna Hazare who has declined to move out of the prison until his demands are met.

"The message is loud and clear - the citizens of this country are proving that the country is independent. This is the message from the movement," said social activist Medha Patkar.

Former police officer Kiran Bedi also addressed the people outside the jail.

Government officials, students, commuters and bystanders -- every one was supporting Hazare.

The area was abuzz with people shouting slogans, waving the tricolour and donning caps and clothes that read 'Me Anna Hazare -- India Against Corruption'.

"You can't call it a democracy if a 74-year-old is not allowed to raise his voice against corruption. This is dictatorship," said an enthusiastic Jolly Batra, a resident of Rajouri Garden who has been outside the jail since Tuesday evening.

Patriotic songs were also sung as the crowd spread on to the streets.

Hundreds gathered at the Chhatrasal Stadium in north Delhi.

"This is it. Anna is people's voice and I am not going back until he is released on his own terms," said Amit Pathak, a student who had come all the way from Haryana.

Earlier in the day, Hazare's associate Manish Sisodia came out of the jail and said: "Anna said that I will not go till the issue of location for fast is sorted out."

"If I come out, the same problem will be there again where the fast should take place," Sisodia said quoting Hazare.

People refused to budge from the Jail Road near Tihar in west Delhi throughout Tuesday night in solidarity with Hazare who was jailed ahead of his fast for an effective anti-corruption law.

Hazare was jailed Tuesday. The Delhi Police action led to protests across the country. The government changed its mind later in the evening and released Hazare but he refused to come out until he was allowed to carry on his hunger strike without any conditions.

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Pune Pune Sikhs show solidarity with Anna Hazare

PUNE: As an act of solidarity with activist Anna Hazare, the Pune Sikh Sangat, an association representing Sikhs across the city, has demanded his release and fair decision on the current scenario by the prime minister, Manmohan Singh. A memorandum on the same lines will be sent to the District Collectorate on Wednesday, said Rajwant Singh, member of the Sikh Sangat.

"Pune's Sikh Sangat is and has always stood against corruption in various walks of life especially since Sikhism teaches one to be fair to all and leading a pure life. We wish the prime minister of India takes a free and fair decision as per the tenets of Sikhism. Our community is supporting all the citizens protesting for the anti-graft cause and in our letter we have requested the prime minister to take the right decision to handle corruption," added Singh.

The letter demands transparency from the government in power. "The Sikh community just wants to prime minister to take the right stand keeping in mind the situation as far as corruption goes. We dont think he should step down because that is not necessary," said Inderpal Singh.

The government should provide reasons for its acts, said Gurmeet Singh. "On what basis is the government arresting people who are protesting? We can see clearly how much Hazare has struggled for our country. And it's shameful to put him behind bars," said Gurmeet Singh.

Some of the community members are also joining the relay fast on Wednesday and Thursday, said Narendra singh. "All those people joining in the cause are Anna Hazares. The activist is right, otherwise the entire nation wouldn't be supporting him today. It's because corruption was never controlled in the past, that we have reached this stage today. The richer are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. The 'chalta hai' non-chalant attitude typical to our society, is also a result of corruption. this needs to stop. And our community is supporting anyone, who is fighting to ward off corruption through such protests," he said.

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Anna Hazare inside, Tihar turns protest venue

New Delhi: Tihar jail overnight became the new Jantar Mantar for team Anna Hazare and a protest venue for thousands of Anna supporters. Anna's associate Manish Sishodia said, "I would appeal to people that please come here and sit with us till Anna Hazare is freed."

By 11 pm on Tuesday, there was a crowd of atleast 3000 people outside the prison complex - students, elderly couples, even working professionals.
One of the protestors Gurdeep Singh said, "I'd like to correct you, its 2 am in the morning and I don't think anyone should sit at home right now. If you're sleeping, you're doing a great injustice to your nation."
Like Gurdeep there were many others who came to Tihar straight after finishing their day's work.
No one looked tired or bored, perhaps it was because of all the spirited singing.
It is 3:30 am, the numbers have reduced but the enthusiasm of these people hasn't gone down. Many of them were singing patriotic numbers and there are others who are just present to show their solidarity.
But they're all clear in their resolve and that is no one will leave this location till the time Anna Hazare steps out.

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Anti-corruption wave sweeps Chandigarh roads

CHANDIGARH: After a bike rally that criss-crossed the city on Tuesday morning, Anna Hazare's supporters took out a mammoth car rally on Tuesday evening. Over 200 cars and 100 bikes moved around the city roads in long, serpentine queues, leading to traffic bottlenecks at several places.

Hazare was detained by Delhi police in the morning, shortly before he was to initiate an indefinite fast to press for a strong anti-corruption Lokpal Bill.

Tens of hundreds of people of different age-groups, carrying tricolours and raising slogans in support of Hazare and his movement, were out on the city roads this evening.

The rally, which had scores of hi-end cars and two-wheelers, passed through various sectors like 18, 7, 8, 23, 22, 34 and 37 and Panjab University campus before finally culminating at Sector 7-8 roundabout. The strength of the rally kept swelling as it passed through different sectors.

"Anna Hazare has emerged as a national hero and the whole country is following his footsteps. We want Delhi police to release him immediately and there should be no policing on free expression and speech," Jaidev Singh, a young protester, told TOI.

Manisha Aggarwal, a fine arts student, said, "I have borrowed my father's car to take part in this rally. This is our way to express support for Anna Hazare. Despite all restrictions, we are with Anna and want him to continue his campaign against corruption. Today's incident has backfired and has in fact gathered more support for Anna."

There were smiles on faces of protesters after late on Tuesday, they got the news that Anna would be released in two hours' time.

"Though we have got this news, so far, it is not confirmed. We would be very happy if he is released and we would celebrate it in a big way," said Raman Moudgil, another protester.

The problem of traffic jams was experienced in the city's various parts where the rally passed. Heavy police presence kept the situation under control.

"Corruption has been troubling every Indian for a long time but people were not finding the right channel to express their discontent and anguish. Anna Hazare's movement has provided them a common platform to raise their voice and come forward to fight the menace of corruption," Wg Cdr Prem Kumar, a former Indian Air Force officer, told TOI.

He added, "Irrespective of whether one is rich or poor, educated or uneducated, everyone wants to come forward and fight against the system. Corruption pervades all levels of the society and it is the reason behind all our problems. We have got to make sure this movement moves forward. Anna does not need our money, he only needs our support."

On Anna's call, members of a local NGO Lions Welfare Society sat on an indefinite hunger strike near CBI's office in Sector-30.

"We started a hunger strike after performing a havan. We will continue our struggle till we get a final call from Anna," said TR Kapoor, media in charge of the society.

Homemaker Rachna Mehta said, "This protest is not about following any political party's ideology. It is a reflection on the pent up frustration of millions of Indian citizens wanting to put an end to the evil of corruption."

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Anna Hazare's detention triggers protests across Maharashtra

Responding to social activist Anna Hazare's call to fill jails as part of his campaign against corruption and demand for a strong Lokpal Bill, his supporters today courted arrests in Mumbai, while protests against his detention gathered momentum across Maharashtra.
Thousands of supporters of Hazare, gathered at Azad Maidan in the metropolis, are all set for 'Jail Bharo' after his detention by Delhi police early this morning.
"Around 50 to 70 people will fill up jails every half-and-hour. We would start this from 2 pm with women supporters, followed by youth and then the rest," Mayank Gandhi, Mumbai unit in-charge of India Against Corruption (IAC) told PTI.
Social activist Medha Patkar led the protests at Azad Maidan in south Mumbai.
"We had expected that Anna Hazare would be detained, but had not thought that it would happen so soon. After Baba Ramdev's incident, we expected something similar. The government can go to any level to curb our protest against corruption," Gandhi said.
Hazare was detained this morning by the police in Delhi as he was about to set out for his fast in support of the Lokpal Bill.
In Nagpur, a large number of people including activists Umesh Choube and noted economist Srinivas Khandewale today courted arrest extending support to Hazare's call for a effective Lokpal Bill.
Sporting 'Gandhi' caps with slogans 'I am Anna' supporters gathered at the Reserve Bank of India Square in Civil Lines on busy Nagpur-Jabalpur national highway.
A good number of women and college students in their uniforms sporting badges were present at the RBI square.
In Pune, supporters of Hazare gathered at a square in the city to condemn the police action and his detention in Delhi this morning.
Carrying placards, scores of people raised slogans at Balgandharva square, supporting Hazare's anti-corruption campaign and condemning the government for "anti-democratic" measures.
In Nashik, a mainstreet rally was taken out in protest of Hazare's detention in which several social workers, freedom fighters, youth and prominent personalities participated amid tight police bandobast.
The rally culminated in a public meeting in front of the District Collectorate here, where police resorted tomild cane charge to disperse agitating people in view to clear vehicular traffic, which was blocked on MG road and the Mumbai-Agra National Highway at Pimpalgaon Baswant near here.
Wearing white Gandhi caps with white papers stuck around their necks with 'arrest me' written all over, people shouted anti-government slogans and alleged that government is suppressing Hazare's agitation.
Meanwhile, the Republican Party of India (RPI) has extended support to Hazare's movement against corruption, party leader Ramdas Athawale said in Mumbai today.
RPI workers will be joining Hazare's supporters with blue flags all over Maharashtra and support the jail bharo andolan, Athawale said.

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Bollywood condemns Anna Hazare's detention

Bollywood actors and directors react on Anna Hazare's arrest and support his movement

Bipasha Basu
Anna Hazare needs to be supported to kill the 'Demon' called 'Corruption' that is eating up our Country!

R Madhavan
This move and method of preventing Anna Hazare is, in my opinion, most foolish and silly high-handed act by the authorities. It's a big mistake. Why is the Supreme Court quite on this blatant breech of Anna Hazare's right to peaceful protest? Is the Govt. afraid, that like the right to Info bill, passing the Lok Pal too may come back to bite them in their posterior.

Trisha
How can they arrest a man who only wants peace for this nation? Ridiculous! It's very sad and disillusioning day for India!

Dia Mirza
It's clear the government today has made Anna Hazare a bigger hero than he already was.

Farhan Akhtar
The Indian citizen has the right to protest peacefully. Anna's arrest is unconstitutional and shows symptoms of an authoritarian mindset.

Shabana Azami
We condemn the arrest of Anna Hazare and his team and the ban on the proposed fast. Right to protest peacefully is a democratic right.

Anurag Kashyap
Congress is really behaving like how they did during the emergency; they play it like they really have a lot to hide. Congress, by use of force is just reaffirming the negative view people have of their governance and gives more credibility to the accusations.

Javed Akhtar
I have had certain reservations about Anna's method but his arrest can not be condoned. It is undemocratic and unacceptable.

Anupam Kher
Anna Hazare, Kiran Bedi and Arvind Kejriwal arrested even before they reach JP Park. It's a saddest day for Indian Democracy.

Khushbu
A sad day as we step into another year of independence of the so called free democratic India. We were able to get the British off our back but continue to carry the load of power, money and belief in slavery. Is this India, Gandhi fought for?

Punit Malhotra
Anna's gotten arrested! Don't know if it's right or wrong but one thing is for sure the Govt. is making themselves villains. I am all for Anna and support his movement and think the arrest is unconstitutional and incorrect. It's just that I am unaware on the laws and don't know if it's technically against the law for him to protest.

Madhur Bhandarkar
We totally condemn the arrest of Anna Hazare... Voices of people like Anna can't be muffled by detaining them. He stands today as the voice of 120 cr Indians.

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All for Anna: Nationwide protest against his detention

People across India take to the streets to protest against the detention of social activist Anna Hazare and his supporters in New Delhi. KolkataFollowing Anna's detention, an NGO "Help us Help them" is going to observe a silent protest in the city. "This is
horrid and unacceptable. It is against our democratic polity. We are all free to demonstrate in a peaceful manner. Anna is fighting for our country, for the well being of all its citizens. We should all unite to support him. Our NGO is supporting his cause. We will be having a peaceful demonstration today," said Mukti Gupta, the secretary of the organisation. The youngsters of the city have also planned to support the protest. "Anna came as a special guest in a television show on Friday. He requested all the Indians to support him by standing out of their houses at 8pm today. My friends and I have decided to follow his wishes," said Priyanka Sau, a resident of Bally in Howrah district.
ChennaiPeople in Chennai gathered to support social activist Anna Hazare's demand for a strong anti-corruption bill, said the India Against Corruption (IAC), which backs the leader.
"With Anna Hazare being detained by Delhi Police, we will soon decide on the issue of courting arrest," media coordinator for IAC Bhavana Upadhyaya told IANS.
Freedom fighter Lakshmikanthan Bharathi, 85, began his fast. Ninety-year-old Venkata Kalyanam, former personal secretary to Mahatma Gandhi, is also expected to join.
Corporate executives, software professionals, media artistes and small businessmen are at the venue of fast in south Chennai, Upadhyaya said.
LucknowPeople across various age groups and different walks of life held demonstrations in this Uttar Pradesh capital to protest the detention of Anna Hazare.
People held protests at several places, including Hazratganj, Gomti Nagar, Aliganj and Vikas Nagar.
Shouting anti-graft slogans, people condemned the Delhi Police action against Hazare, who was detained Tuesday morning, hours before his planned fast against a proposed anti-corruption bill.
Himachal PradeshSeveral activists began an indefinite hunger strike in Himachal Pradesh's Mandi town to press for a strong anti-corruption lokpal bill and express solidarity with civil society leader Anna Hazare, who was detained early morning.
"As per the scheduled programme, we have started our fast in support of a strong Lokpal bill. Since police have arrested Anna, we have decided to go as per previous plan. If needed, we will court arrest," RTI activist Lawan Thakur told IANS from Mandi.
He said Anna's arrest was regrettable and condemnable.
MaharashtraResidents of Anna Hazare's village Ralegan Siddhi took to the streets to protest the detention of the anti-corruption crusader in New Delhi. There were demonstrations in Pune and Mumbai too.
Scores of people trooped out of their homes soon after news of the arrest of Hazare and his team members reached the village, about 230 km from Mumbai. There was a spontaneous shutdown in the village.
Flaying the arrests, many villagers, including women, marched to the local Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation bus depot and raised slogans against the government.
The state police had deployed tight security in the village and all the roads leading to it from Pune, Ahmednagar, Aurangabad and Nashik.
While thousands of activists staged a march in Pune, a large number of protestors started gathering near Dadar in Mumbai to chart out the further course of action.
The main agitation is planned at Azad Maidan in Mumbai later Tuesday where prominent activists, including Medha Patkar, are expected to congregate.
OrissaHundreds of Hazare's supporters held deomonstrations and rallies in protest against his arrest in Bhubaneswar and other cities of Orissa.
In Bhubaneswar, senior citizens, lawyers, social activists and students held demonstrations at several places to show their solidarity with Hazare. "Hazare's arrest reminds one of the emergency in 1975 when democratic rights were throttled by the political establishment," said Rabi Das, convenor of Jan Sammelani.
In Sambapur, about 300 activists held a motorcycle rally demanding Hazare's release and a strong janlokpal bill.

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Bollywood gives full support to Anna

Spicezee Bureau

New Delhi: It looks like Anna Hazare has brought in a unique revolution in India. People from all across the country and from all walks of life have come out and condemned Anna’s arrest that took place early Monday morning in New Delhi.

Celebrities took to microblogging site Twitter to voice their opinion and gave their support to the people’s movement.

Veteran actress and social activist Shabana Azmi tweeted, “We condemn the arrest of Anna Hazare and his team and the ban on the proposed fast. Right to protest peacefully is a democratic right”.



Minnisha Lamba posted, “Happy I-Day India! Gr8 goin by ARRESTING #AnnaHazare.. Show d world how ready we r 2be a superpower! India NOT Shining.”

Vishal Dadlani of musical duo Vishal-Shekhar tweeted, “They`ve arrested Anna Hazare. Bad move, Government. BIG mistake! You`ve made yourselves look dictatorial, and Anna, even more of a martyr!”

The composer further added, “Whoever wins this battle, WE get an imperfect law! Either a draconian law, prone to misuse(Anna`s draft), OR a toothless one(Govt.`s draft).”

Model turned actor Milind Soman posted “Of course:)there were also Indians who didn`t support Quit India movement:)Stand up and Fight corruption in the best way U know,but FIGHT!!”

Actress Bipasha Basu gave her full support to Anna and said, “Anna Hazare needs to be supported to kill the `Demon` called `Corruption` that is eating up our Country!

Ace photographer Atul Kasbekar tweeted, “Whether one agrees wt Anna Hazare or his tactics, no one in their right mind could possibly fall for a story that he is corrupt.”

Actor R Madhavan said, “Is the Govt afraid, that like the right to Info bill, passing the Lok Pal too may come back to bite them in their posterior.”

Purab Kohli has decided to support Anna and would peacefully protest against his arrest. He tweeted, “Im going to go to peacefully protest the arrest of Anna Sahib Hazare. Someone who is fighting peacefully day and night for ME.”

Thinking filmmakers like Anurag Kashyap and Shekhar Kapur questioned the credibility of the government. Kashyap tweeted, “Congress,by use of force is just reaffirming the negative view people have of their governance and gives more credibility to the accusations”.

Shekhar Kapur also had similar views. He posted on twitter, If #Annahazare is not allowed peaceful Satyagraha then we r not a tru Democracy.”

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