Prime Minister Manmohan Singh saluted Mr Hazare's effort to bring up the scourge of corruption, acknowledged that he had become the embodiment of people's concern and disgust. "I applaud him, I salute him," Dr Singh said, assuring the House that he would do everything he could to clean up the system.
PM Singh used a Parliament debate on corruption to make a direct appeal to Anna Hazare today, requesting that he end his 10-day-long fast. He said Mr Hazare had "registered his point", but his life was too precious.
The PM made clear that in any solution, parliamentary processes could not be given a go by, but that the government was "open to all suggestions and ideas" to ensure "we have the best possible Bill to tackle corruption."
But at the Ram Lila Maidan, Anna Hazare has as yet shown no sign of calling his fast off despite warnings from doctors that he is not in great shape.
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