Anna Hazare’s presure on the government huge crowd in India

Bring tens of thousands of demonstrators to the streets of New Delhi on Wednesday in support of an activist in the fight against corruption fasting participate in high-risk confrontation with India, the taste of tainted campaign government.Veteran Anna Hazare (74 years), large, and held a spontaneous public streets within hours when called from prison for a demonstration mass in the heart of the celebration of Indian protests against graft capital.Other in cities around the country, in a direct challenge to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who criticized Hazare hunger strike as a "has attracted quite wrong" and undemocratic.Hazare 's protest, which focuses on what he considers anti-corruption law diluted introduced in Parliament, with the support of the middle classes, India, was arrested on the media continued coverage.He on Tuesday morning with thousands of supporters in a lot of criticism of police work while he was preparing to start a "fast until death" in a Delhi park. As street protests mounted, the police ordered his release but he refused to leave prison Delhi's notorious Tihar authorities to meet the demands to move forward in the hunger strike of the year. Aides say he refused meals but have been drinking from the unprecedented nature of water.The march on Wednesday in New Delhi's pressure on Singh's government at a time of popular anger over a series of multi-million dollar scandals involving some senior ministers.Organisers estimated size of the crowd marching from the Gateway of India monument in central Delhi in more than 60,000. Independent witnesses put the number between 20000 and 30000. Many observers believe the arrest Hazare reflect the concern he was emerging as a focus for the broader movement of protest against Singh's government, which is also struggling with the economic slowdown and inflation.Responding high speech Singh in Parliament, and opposition leader Arun Jaitley said the government is trying to silence Hazare with the same tactics used by the rulers India's former colonial against Gandhi.